The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-28
AROUND TOWN.

l may look BACK on many a SorrOWIul
past.
And greet nfe's peaceful evening with
a smile;
As some lone bird. at days departing
hour,
Sings in the sunshine OF the transient
shower,
Forgetful though its wings be wet the
But. an! what Ills must that poor heart
Who hopes from thee, and thee alone, a
cure?
William Isle Bowles. TO Time"
Mr.. l. Duval, of Olympia. wn. is in
the city.
The first llacs OF the season are now
in bloom.
Mr.. L A Coxhead. Of san Francisco,
is at the occident
A Silinsky and wife, OF Cone Island,
are at the Astoria
J. T. Lighter went to Portland his
morning on the Gatzert.
Don't miss Grimes and Criminals at
the NJ. E Church tonight.
Two houses for sale. Sacrifice Of IS
per cent. R l. Boyle * Co.
VIII a woman ever learn to step OF a
car in the direction it is going?
r. Kelly, S~kamokawa, and H. sloop,
OF Hare, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. S. c. Pier. OF Duluth, Mimi, is In
the city, q guest at the OccidenL
Messrs. W. c. wyman and J. C. Truax,
Of Chicago, are visiting in the city.
And now the baseball girl talks wisely
OF home runs, fly balls and base hits.
Many plans are in progress for great
improvements at Seaside this summer.
One good large cannery boiler for sale
at a great sacrifice. r, L. Boyle * Co.
Weather permitting, the Columbine will
take q supply Of coal to the lightship to-
day.
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Matt Kelly, Of Blind Slough, and D..
Keefe, Of John Day, we're in the city
yesterday.
Scolfeld & Hauke's new delivery wag-
made its first appearance on the
yesterday.
The front windows of Foard & Stokes
store are evidence OF the decorative Abil-
lily Of MIR. Truesdale.
Ladies-Levere & Co. have just receiv-
ed the very latest in spring novelties.
See their advertisement,
foard & Stokes have become so high
Tened that they nave placed Brusselse
on their counters.
lie all the same, a slight cold, congest-
ed lungs or severe cough. One Minute
Cough Cure bentshes them.
The lady not having at least one black
and white goun in her summer wardrobe
will be considered behind the times.
N. H. Weber and family, % North
Shore. nave been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. McGregor the past Jew days.
-
Chas. H. Anderson, a native Of Sweden,
yesterday declared his intention Of GO
ing through the naturalization mill.
Among the Portlanders in town yester-
day were J. N. Jennings, W. s. Brady,
A. Waddle and Emil F. Reaper.
.
A pretty boomer suit for cycling is
made of grass linen, and is cool and
serviceable for long rides in the suburbs.
The Astoria Iron Works last evening
shipped five more tons Of cannery ma
chlnery by the Telephone for Anacortes.
II you want a hrst-class meal cooked by
the best cooks in Astoria, call at the
Bon Ton. Meals from Is cents up.
The schooner Jessie will leave out on
the 18th proximo. In the mean time
some painting and general repairing will
be done
Mr.. +. L. Parker, formerly assessor Of
ClatsOp county, Is said 10 be slated for
nomination as representative at ;oday's
convention.
How little we know Of the real life
of those whom we consider our most in
innate friends" said a politician at a Sc
gathering Sunday.
Winter had another inning yesterday.
1t is perhaps just as well that Mr..
Grover has made up his mind to give
It to US all at once.
The new patent Welsbach lights were
burning for the first time in the Occl-
dent hotel last night. The illumination Of
the rotunda was most excellent.
Purifier Made
'SAPARILLA.
-An M ~0A