The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-08
fine home for $40 in Mether % S. cash and CApT RpS
Of FIave Kindred Park Warrenton

I best OF letter heads, hlll hGaia statr-
nents, etc, call az the Astorian Job ct'ics
where you will Ind the best OF stock
and material
Marshal's twinc-useG ~ - per cent
OF the fishermen on the CUlumbia river
one thousand dozen fresh ranch cggs,
iSc do9oN today, Pacific Commission Co,
a stylish promenade costume Is ot
navy.hlue houcle cloth, with Jacket to
match. The collar and cUflS are 0t veil |
vet and the iaunty chapeaO has blue |
plumcs, A veil with the inevitable black |
dots is quite chick,
The Oregon Trading Co, 6N Commercial |
strccth is the place to huy your dry |
goods, clothing, boots and shoes. mems |
and ladies' Furnishing goals, should YOU !
want an aucuone~r. $ Friedman makes l
his ot,ice at the Or5SOn Trading Co, 4
Have u dozen photos taken at the Snod- /
grass gallery anl guess nearest to the |
number ot beans the ias contains, which |
Is now on exhibition. and get a life sized
craSun fortrait and frame made 90 order, !
valued at SIS absolutely frse " cost
kchcarsyllS Tor the Fairies Esc1naOo." |
which viii be produced at Fishers Orera |
House on Thursday evening. February
IL are progressing smoothly. The enter
tainment promises 10 be one Of the most
attractive events ever given IN this city.
The large number OF transfers noted
in today's issue OF property at Merit
wether Downs and the special Eotice 81
Stuart Brothers concerning that property
would seem to indicate that that section
OF country Is on a little toot OF its own
The steamers Electric and o. X. were
very busy yesterday taking supplies to
the railroad camps above Tongue Point,
taking advantage OF the fine weather
Mr.. Corey reports that II the prevalent
sunshine continues. very rapid progress !
will be made on the grade
\ politicion who has had experience
says that during the year 1896 the state OF
Montana raised about eleven million dol |
lars worth OF cattle. silver mines are |
well enough, but the ranchman can do |
more for himself and for the country
than the average mine owner
China lilies, in unusual profusion. are |
no only TO be seen throughout Chinatown. !
but are found In stores and dwellings |
everywhere. The plants this year seem 4
to be exceptionally large and their beau
tiful green with the waX-like blossoms |
make bright many a window and dark
corner
Go to Elmore. Sanborn's sfice and see
their new and handsome twine testing
machine. Take along some OF the twlnes
So. .atH 4
and test them. Then see how much more
Marshall's will stand. It's money in your
pocket and fish in your net to find out.
Thursday evening an enjoyable surprise
party was given to Mr.. Herman Duncan,
Of East Astoria. the occasion being his
twenty-fifth birthday. The evealng was
pleasantly passed. a dance being the
most attractive feature. one OF the
guests states that Mr.. Duncan will short
ly become a benedict.
The remains Of little Gilbert. the two
year-old son OF August Wilson. were laid |
TO rest In Greenwood cemetery on Thurs
day afternoon. The parents desire to
thank the friends who so kindly assisted
and sympathized with them in their az
Fiction, especially the brother workmen
Of Astoria Lodge, A. o. L. W.
The bright sunshine yesterday was very
welcome TO all after the continued stormy
weather OF the past month. Men, women
and children were out taking the air.
which was like that OF a spring day. The
blue hills OF Washington were never !
oluer or more clearly visible, and the
aces OF all expressed enjoyment ana
ontentment- The smiles OF nature awate
rs much happiness as the smiles Of a
best friend.
CAPTAIN John welch Yesterday received
iDl.51 from the grand purser OF the Mas
.ers' and Pilots Association. OF Brooklyn.
New York. that being the amount Of in
surance due the heirs OF the late Can
tain Winant. who was swept rom the
deck OF the Bandorile iast November.
on the mouth Of the Umpaua river and
drowned. The money will be forwarded
TO his two little girls, who are living in
Alameda, Cal.
Most so-cailed salmon rwines- are col
ored with acids. The acids rot the abre
and render the material useless. In the
Office OF Elmore, sanborn & Co. is an OBJ
Ject lesson that ought TO he examined by
all fishermen. 1t is the whole OF the ma
terial used in the manufacture Of Mar
shalPs twine-from start TO finish. Go ,
there and examine the color right
through. You win see then why Mar
shall's is called the best in tho world. {
A largely attended meeslng Of the As
toria Building and Loan Association was
held last evening. After careful dellbera-
tion. 1t was decided to commence suit AT
the next term Of the circuit court against
NENN NWNHU
TO twelve months behind in their pay
nents. This action Is taken in justice
to those members who make their regular
In figuring up the books OF
The institution. the secretary finds that
he first series Of stock Will nature in
August or September, 1896, snen mem I
)ers holding stock In this series will be
,aid in full.
Under instructions from the depart-
nent, Acting Assistant L. s. Surgeon
Futile will transfer by the stear- ~ ctate
his morning. Jas. s. Norris, late Of the
United States lightship No. 80. from ST
iary's hospital to the United States Ma
inc Hospital at San Francisco, for fur
her treatment Mr.. Norris has been at
II. Mary's about 70 days, and as the
ules Of the government require that n
atient may only remain 90 days in a hos
ital without securing another 3O-day per-
nit, in this case II was decided to trans
er the patient TO San Francisco instead
granting another permit 10 remain here
n St Mary's. The doctor says that prob !,
bly, another thirty days Will put Mr.. :,
'orris on his feet again. "
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First Otbutante-My cheeks are all on
Ire. Second Debutante-I thought there r,
ias a smell Of burning paint.-Town and -,
'Ountry Journal.
India stuffs are much in demand for 81
raperies. "'
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