The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-06

IONAls
been reported but almost every family
in town is running one or two hospi-
tails.
Now that Mckinley is elected clerks
and small shop keepers feel safe in put
ting their savings into those town lot
In warrenton.
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph
c news In the Astoria afternoon papers.
None OF these papers receives one line
,f outside news by telegraph
F. ]. Scholfield. the landscape gard.
ener will offer al shade, ornamental
md fruit trees (eVery one guaranteed
10 grow at reasonable figures
Mr.. Oliver Clancy at the election the
,ther day in Vancouver. Wash. was
elected justice OF the peace by a ma
Iority over several competitors
Prices win advance in a few weeks on
lots. and investors looking
for bargains will do well to call at the
Dffice Of the Columbia Harbor Land Co.
The handsomest line OF jackets and
capes have just arrived at the Low
Price store. They will be sold at whole
sale Irieea Take advantage of this
offeF. \
Pacific, Clarke and Cowlita counties
were all right for Mckinley. II the rest
of the state had done half as well, they
would not have had to make any apol-
ogies,
Purchasers Of dress goods and WOODEN
underwear met with pleasant surprises
at the big reductions that are going on
at present at the Cohen Low Price
Store, 491 Bond street
With the sun shining brightly yester-
day and the air mild and pleasant II is
hard for an Astorian to realize that a
few hundred miles East Jack Frost is
king and snow storms are common
events.
A sociable will be given by the
Christian Endeavor Society OF the
church on Friday. Nov.
s. at the residence Of Mr.. C. H. Hanson.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend.
The town was full OF drummers yes
terday. who were doing good work
the merchants. closing con-
tingent orders upon McKinley's cleo
ton. General business took a little
start, and cheerful feeling was preva-
lent among all OF the merchants.
The official count made by Judge H.
Z. Nelson, Justice Abercrombie and
County Clerk Dunbar of the vote in
Clatsop county. appears today. from
which 1t is seen that McKinley's plu-
-ality was ia. fully equal to the high
,st expectations Of the most sanguine:
The returns received from Knappton
precinct Pacific county. Washington, !
which are official give Mckinley 40; '
Bryan. IL votes. Dalton. for state rep !
S6; Brown 8; Bush 7. In '
he Frankfort precinct Mckinley, I;
Bryan, q for representative. Dalton
/; Brown. s; Bush l. t
One Of the city officials remarked yes h
erday that the state of oregon had {
lobly come to the front and Clipped {
n its share towards paying the rent
Il the United States supreme court.
)nce more. he said, the Republican par
y has saved the honor of the nation,
Ind the supreme court win still do busi-
less at the old stand.
The Columbia Amusement Company
lied articles Of Incorporation in the
county clerks office yesterday. The
sapItal stock is placed at $4,000, di-
,ided into 1000 shares. The incorpo-
-ators are Edward N. La Rose, w. E.
Seney, G. H. Shaw and B. B. Hemin-
ger. The corporation will do business
1t the corner Of 7th and Bond streets.
General Agent Lounsberry, Of the o.
R. and N. Co. last night received no.
tice that transcontinental traffic via
West Superior and the Great Lakes had
closed for the season. All east bound
freight to be shipped by the lake lines
must be in West Superior on November
r. 1t is not very likely that any more
freight from the Pacific coast will be
shipped via the lakes.
Mr.. James Cusick, who was in from
Bear Creek Wednesday, explains that
lis precinct was in reality for McKin-
ey. but that seven of the Republican
,oters came to Astoria to hear the re-
urns, and one went to Knappa, all Of
hem voting away from home an that