The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-09
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EmbrOiderieS
NEW COLLARS
AND CUFFS
NEW GLOVES
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AROUND TOWN.
Last day Of TyndaL
CAN on Tyndall today.
Positively last day OF TyndAh
NJ. Wise, an ulwaco merchant is in
the city,
Everybody has impressions, Are they
TyndalliEedg
J. J. Tflster, of san Francisco, is at
the ocident.
Your last chance to consult Professor
Tyndall today.
Positively the last chance to consult
the mystic Tyndall,
W. c. T. L. meets at > o'clock today In
Rescue Hail parlors
Are things duI with your Can on
Tyndall, he will 10 you good.
A rainy day costume is a necessity for
April weather in Astoria.
W. E Cole, wife and children. Of Mos
COW, Idaho, are in the city.
H. p. Hobson. OF fairfield point, IS In
the city. a guest at the Parker.
~Clalrvoyance Is all the fad. Everybody
is having a reading with Tyndall, the
greatest Of all mystcs.
Don't forget Tyndal's last day. All
should seek this opportunity OF consult
ing this great clairyoy1nt,
The steamer Harvest Queen will arrive
about ! o'clock this morning 10 tow the
Title Starbuck up the river.
Councilman ". F. McGregor and Mr..
Chas HeIborn. sailed for san Francisco
on yesterday mornings steamer.
Just received. an immense amount OF
Gents summer clothing. from Eastern
manufacturers, at p. A Stokes
The -Bonbouniere has today the real
Boston Chips, strawberry, vanilla and
molasses havors. Also the famous Butter
Bonbons,
See those elegant new spring patterns
in colored front shirts and Guns to
match at Herman Wise, the renable
Clothier and Halter.
1t is not only women who prevaricate
about their age. The man over 20 hedges
quite as skilfully as his unmarried sister
OF an equal number Of years.
The regular meeting OF the Us will be
held promptly at AIS D. m. Thursday.
All members are requested to be present
as important business must be done.
Owing to the large number OF ladies
and gentlemen that called on Tyndall
and the many thai could not get the OPP
portunity to consult him. he remains one
day more.
Call at Herman Wise's Clothing store
and look at the latest arrivals In shirt.
collars, cuffs, hats and clothing. Some
hobby and attractive goods both in style
prices.
It is stated that low shoes will be as
as ever the approaching season
with the ladies. Extremely pointed toes
are continuing in favor. Notwithstanding
that has been said to the contrary.
A new device for holding up a heavy
on a rainy day consists OF a small
clasp held in place by means OF a
silver chain. 1t may be loosened
at any moment by one movement Of the
The following Portlanders we're in town
yesterday: Edward Gillian, Chas. Fer
nan, W. W. Wright, T. A. Linthicinn,
T. Johns, D. Mathicot, J.. c. Bar
rett, II. PENIS, Walter c. Smith. +.
and G. W. Kaiser.
Just Arrived-A large line of imported
silk. velvet and cloth wraps, no two
alike; a beautiful line OF black dress
goods in the newest designs, also fancy
silks for trimmings and waists and a
line Of duck suits. ]. Cohen. Low
Price Store, 491 Bond street.
Mr.. E. II. Lewis, of the Lewis and
Printing Company, Portland, is
in the city. ar. Lewis says
that business Is rather quiet in Portland.
that all are agreed that Astoria's
time for Improvement has ONE. The
Lewis O. Dryden Company are prepared
to do all kinds Of map and circular print
Ing in the highest style Of the art.
Mr.. Robinson. the well known lumber
dealer of San Francisco, passed through
the city yesterday on his way from Port
lard TO San Francisco. He says that he
has his men at work again at Stella, pre-
pairing the cradles for another large raft
logs, to be shipped to San Francisco.
II conditions are favorable, Mr.. Robinson
this season ship three RATS Of Ore
sOn logs to California.
Miss Mason's kindergarten will give an
entertainment and social in the apart
nents occupied by the school at the
righe Hotel on Friday afternoon, April
at 1:S p. m. All parents
and others interested or ~unacquaint-
ID with kindergarten methods are
10 De present as q 1emOnStra-
Of this popular and successful plan
Of education for young children will be
he prominent feature of the occasion.
DR.. futile yesterday made a visit to
very camp III the railroad construction
Inc, AMI found his patients all doing
veil. The man who fell and injured his
pine on Saturday Is doing much better
han was expected, and will be around
gain in a few days. At Camp N. 3 one
II the workmen sustained injuries to his
by allowing a heavy instrument to
al thereon. DR.. futile dressed the in
ured member, and says the man will
Don be well. Work Is progressing
.moothly OF the grade, despite the in
Of the weather.
In speaking Of learning to ride a bicy-
lie, q well known Astoria lady cyclist
aid yesterday: 81 have been in a hur-
icane when our steamer was hove to
# the coast Of New Zealand, and all
he woodwork was washed overheard:
have been il: a railway smashuD, and
handed out Of the car through a
in the roof; | have sat by the off
'indow Of a stage coach when a wheel
Tipped over the side If a precipice:
ave been in many strange adventures,
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