The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-29

more clothes In one year than the stay
at-home body can in three.
A commodore out " uniform is nS
better than an ordinary civilian, Al
least Robert Dunbar says so,
Women with pretty arms rejoice IL
the tight sleeves. Their less fortunat,
sisters can see no beauty in them,
Miss Scully, OF Moscow, Idaho, has
been engaged as saleswoman in tn,
crookery department Of Foari 4 Stokes
According to Alice earle the new wo-
man movement Is bound to throw in
the shade all established political meth.
DDS,
Yesterday the barometer was grad
ually rising, which the weather wise
say is Indicative OF stiG further cold
spell,
The S-year-old son OF John Lampplnen
died Friday OF consumption. The fu-
neral win take place Tuesday ON Deep
River.
We offer all our cast iron stoves at
10 per cent below cost. The latest air
tight stoves also on hand at ASl Bond
street.
Mr. Charles DeForce and wife with
leave this morning on the Columbia
for San Francisco on account OF their
health
The steamer Telephone did not arrive
until o'clock last evening, because OF
the large amount Of freight handled
en- route.
The favorites OF this port. the Column
bine and Manzanita, for wonder, have
both been in port together during the
past rev days.
Hardware and grocery merchants
reported that business was
exceptionally good Notwithstanding the
general Quietness.
County Clerk Dunbar yesterday is
sued a marriage license to Henrick
Johnson, OF nwaco. and Miss Breta A.
Forsman. of this city.
Mrs. Nelson. Troyer will leave on the
this morning for Chicago via
San Francisco in the interest OF the
Pacific Sheet Metal Works.
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph
&c news in the Astoria afternoon papers.
None Of these papers receives one line
of outside news by telegraph.
General satisfaction was expressed
yesterday that the weather bureau had
seen hit to grant the petition OF the
people for a change in temperature.
John Bunke. Young's River, Theodore
Walluski; VIM Anderson,
Deep River. and W. ]. Ingalls,, Lewis
and Clarke. were in from the country
Mahara's refined and original coIored
ninstrels. consisting Of twenty-six per-
Will appear at Fishers opera
house next Tuesday and Wednesday,
December l and ?.
n. ]. Greene. W. G. Martin. Rev.
W. S. Holt, Portland; F. ]. Heger. san
and Captain A. W. Pyott,
If the ship Procyon. were guests at the
Occident yesterday.
Don't forget that the Low Price Store
las the only perfect fitting wrappers,
The handsomest line of jackets and
apes. and is selling them at wholesale
prices. 491 Bond street
The Lewis ana Clark river was frozen
'ver so hard yesterday morning that
he milk men were obliged to break
he ice before they could get their
'oats through into Youngs Bay.
Mrs. Eta Larson. aged 40 years and
wo months. died in East Astoria at 9
''clock last night. The deceased leaves
husband, nine children. a mother and
wo brothers surviving her, all residents
# this city.
NJ. E. Church-Mornipg theme, Per
istence Means Success" Evening, rs
I Wrong for Christians to Dancer
rhe usual Sabbath class services at 10.
nd Epworth League at $50; Sunday
chool at 12:15
Mrs. Hawbaker formerly in the |
ressmaking business as Miss Cough.
n 11th street, is again engaged in busi-
ess with Mrs. L. D. johnson, on 9Th
treet, where she will be pleased to
leet all Of her old customers.
When you have made the rounds Of
II the fairs and bazaars and stores and
liled to find what wou want for Christ
las. go to the Methodist Bazaar which
as been postponed to December II and
l. There you will find any thing you
ant from an alright heater to hand
'mely dressed doll.
In the Justices court Friday the case
NJ Clinton & Sons VS.. Charles Young,
J. Lindstrom and J. Hansen, charged
ith the larceny Of some piling, the
ny returned verdict of not guilty.
NJ. Hughes Esq. appeared for the de-
.nse.