The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-25

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CORSET.
ALBERT DUNBAR
SOLE AGENT
Cor. Ninth and Commercial SIS
AROUND TOWN.
Rahlnd thee leave thy merchandise,
INV churches, and thy charities
And leave thy peacock wit behind;
Enough for thee the primal MIND
that flows in streams that ereathes II
wind.
Leave all thyp pendant lore apart;
ca hid the whole world in thy heart
1--we shuns the sage, the child II crowns
Gives all to them who all
Emerson
Min tulips are now in order.
o Gamble. walluski. was in the
city yesterday.
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Mosquito canopies and fly screens are
not yet In season.
sc a roll for good butter today only.
Pacific Commission Co.
8 pounds German prunes for one doliar
Pacific Commission Co.
Nessrs W. H. Drummer and A Ander-
son, Of Seattle. are in the city.
OREGON vegetables OF every variety this
morning. Pacific Commission Co
.,crimes and Criminals" at the NJ. E.
church Tuesday evening. AprtL&
Japan Basket fred n English break
fast tea sc 10. Pacific Commission Co.
&c pound. A large consignment OF Or
eeon asparagus. Pacific Commission Co.
The FIRST buck beer OF the season was
delivered from Kopp's brewery yester-
day.
IL. II. ingalls,. Of Foard & Stokes, has
gone to the beach for a few days va
cation.
A marriage license was granted yester-
day to Thomas Cornie and Miss Emma
Walker.
IL was reported last evening that Mr..
Charles Mcdonald a lost his job as
w~oodehopper.
Mr.. W. W. Benedict. of Grand Rapids.
was in the city yesterday. a guest at the
Hotel Astoria
School children can see and hear Blind
Josie for 10 cents from . to 4 o'clock
this afternoon
Come and hear Blind Josie" this after
noon at the Congregational church Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Friday evening May 5, is set for the
''Silver Gray contest under the aus
pieces Of the W. c. T. U.
William Spelmier and Miss Emma Wei
come were married Thursday afternoon,
Justice Abercrombie officiating.
Bicycle riders should always keep on
the right hand side of the street. Many
accidents will thus be avoided.
II YOU want a frst-class meal cooked by
the best cooks In Astoria, call at The
Bon Ton. Meals from Is cents up.
The sale of fancy a~'>les to be made
by the ladies Of II Monday Club
as been postpon' DAY.
CONGREGATIONAL - services
Miss Watkins will sin. .Solo during the
evening service. All are cordially invited.
Persons who intend entering the A F.
c.. road race should make their entries
at once. Monday evening closes the
entries.
Don't fail to hear Blind Josie's" New
Cure for Rheumatism" at the Congrega-
tional church this afternoon at 3 p. m.
Admission, 1Oc.
Despite the bad weather yesterday
afternoon, large numbers attended the
funerals of the late Frank Ward and
Samuel Russell.
The lecture of State Organizer McHen-
~, drew quite an audience to Carruthers
nan idrl hlEhA " an FN'N~AFN
OF Woodcraft.
BY request, Miss Watkins will sing,
play, recite and cry al the Congregation
al church this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ad-
mission, 10 cents.
Crowds gathered at the Louvre last
night to inspect tina handsome structure.
Loud praise Of the artistic decoration
was heard on all sides.
The steamer Electric brought down an
other large barge load Of rock yesterday
which will be forwarded this morning for
use at Alder Breeg bridge.
A local wag said yesterday that there
are some men in the world who don't
work their brains hard enough to con-
vince people that they have any
Mr.. Ross, formerly in l. w. Cases
bank, is in town again after an absence
OF over a year. He will visit here for
a few weeks before going east.
The Best BLOOD