The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-14

He wakes IN the uArNnNcd MooNitnNss
Nor cares ot the world be round
with the foot OF graveyard rabbit.
And the yelp OF a Ions, lean hound
Atlanta Constitution
A violet basket is dainty souvenir,
Mozambique Is a new spring dr'ss fab
ric.
overshocs aro no, pretty, hut necessary
these days,
J. c. Mcgier and wife were In the city
yesterday,
II. F. carnahan OF KnapptOn. IS a,
the occidenL
&, A. Rankin, Of North Yakima, wns
WAS in the city yesterday.
s wylie, OF Philadelphia, Is In the city
and guest az the Parker
The sporting fraternity are looking FOR
| the early reports Of the night.
It was said yesterday that vigilance
/ committee was looking up Aliens AFFAIR.
Flowing in January in oregon is rec
ord perhaps not 10 be duplicated Ia many
other states.
The funeral OF John Svenson. who died
at ST. Mary's Hospital "Wednesday, will
take place this afternoon.
The funeral OF the late Jack Morris
took place from Pohrs undertaking par
lors yesterday afternoon.
II the MahCr- -FiiEslmmons dght takes
place today as scheduled, bulletins VIII
be posted by the Astorian.
II. II. Ingalls,, OF Foard X Stokes. IS
again at his post OF duty and able Ia
wrestle with the sugar barrels.
DR.. Bartell has returned from "A visit
10 LaSalle. He says that the trip was
a very rough one. but enjoyable.
Mrs. f. o, Nelson and Mr Herman
Croudau OF BrooknelG. came TO tie city
yesterday ami are visiting friends. 3.
The telegram received at p. m. yes
terday from TillamOok rock predicting a
heavy sale, was verified in the evening"
The February term OF the circuit court
viii convene Monday. the 18th. when iS)
cases will come up before Judge Mcbride.
J =. Holland. the ST. Clair meat man.
called upon his Astoria friends yestey-
day. Bacon and hams are somewhat
cheaper
wanted-Gentleman and wife desire
board and rooms with private family, /
References exchanged Address by letter. I
d. G. Blair. care OF Astorian.
W. H. Given. Charles ROsenfeld. A. f.
Goldsmith. r. Caswell and F. c. Hage- !
mann, all OF Portland. were In the city 1
and guests at the Occident I
Mss Bessie Rutter. formerly Of his .
cily. arrived down from tho metropolis .
} yesterday morning. On \ Visi; TO Astoria 1
niends. Miss Bessie VIII .''mlin for two
or three weeks
Sheriff Hare returned yesterday from .
Bear Greek. where he has been posting
notices OF eelction. which will be held in /
June, and notifying judges and clerks of
their appointments.
The Ladies Guild of the Grace Church.
gave tea yesterday afternoon al the
Of DR.. and Mrs. Tuttle. The
afair was most pleasant one. and
netted quite an amount
Wednesday evening. Feb. - Astor and
Pacific Lodges. X. OF T.. will hold
olnt memorial service. A literary and
musical vrTfn h. nj
he public VIII be invited to attend
Mr.. a. E. Quinn was yesterday taken
o the hospital for treatment of n long
standing disease His many friends hope
hat he will soon be put in the way OF
ecOvery.
A tailor made gown is Of sl4te-colored
,ameVs hair with silky surface. The
ight-httlag bodice has ripple basque ef
ect ami broad vest Of white Kid with
ows OF narrow black silk brain laid
cross, a half inch apart.
Few women study the back arrange
nent Of their gowns and heads as much
IS they should. II they gave more
ttention 10 that which others not care
ully their appearance would be much
lore pleasing.
H. J. Wherity. OF the county clerks
nice. will make a trip 10 Iwaco today.
{ was rumored among the boys yester-
ay that the object Of his visit was mat
imony Some anxiety is felt by his
riends as to the outcome
Notwithstanding the severe storm last =
vening. the Salvation Army made its ,
sual march up the street and conducted
service. Many others who are seeking !
D DO good might well follow the exam
le Of these faithful workers.
Mrs. g. A. Levere has leased the new
ullding on Commercial street near the
Drner Of Ninth. and will on the first OF r
pril open the store as first :lass la !
les furnishing goods establishment All q
'e latest novelties will be on exhibition. :
Yesterday afternoon the government
.legraDh line to Tie Cape was out Of !
der and Mr.. Grover went over TO II I
AGO to superintend repairs. During his
bsence Manager Johnson, OF the West s
n Union, held down the chair Of the I
Gather bureau.
Ross, Higgins & Company yesterday s
rnished the supplies for the ship va n
ma This Is another evidence Of As
ria's progressiveness. Her merchants
e determined TO sell goods TO the YES
Is visiting the Columbia. and not let c
6 trade 90 inland.
The small boys are anticipating great
n today when the letter boxes shall Il
opened in the school room and the
Of valentines made II few
the samples exhibited yesterday are N
ything like the rest OF these souvenirs,
ere will indeed be a choice collection. -
The noise and roar Of the southeaster
mblned with the fusllade Of Chinese
ecrackers and bombs last evening, Gre
ed din almost enough TO drive a
lite man crazy Everyone however,
smed 70 take the commotion in good
IT. and probably remembered the
,urth Of July.
\ prominent steamboat man says: MY
mily have used nearly every brand Of
'ef. Iron and Wine made, and are sat
Jed that the preparation made by the