The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-13
Good Values
in Hosiery
Misses Black Ribbed Hose, at SC
Misses Fast Black Hose, at lSc
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Hose, at lSc
Albert Dunbar.
p. n. corSets are the best.


p. n. corSets are the best.
AROUND TOWN.
The man whose hearty spirit shall engage
To lash the vices OF a guilty age,
At his first setting forward ought tc
know,
That every rogue he meets must be his
foe;
That the rude breath ot satire win pro-
woke
Many who feel and more who fear the
stroke. Churchill
Who said regattae
o. A. Peterson is over from Fort Can
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G, Megler are in the
city.
Women who walk well are few and far
between.
Ice cream soda. first OF the season, at
Tho Spa today.
Mrs. o, T. Glidden, of Portland, is Wis
iting in the city.
Mr. James Crawford Of Vancouver,
wn., is in the city.
J. P. Eisenbach. travelling man, OF
New York. is in the city.
Born-To the wife of County Commits
sioner Peterson. daughter
A choice lot on best street in New
Astoria at a bargain. r. l. Boyle 4 Co.
Messrs. Harry Bloom and Walter R.
Hall. OF San Francisco. are al the oc-
cident.
One of the saddest facts OF life is that
there is so much half mourning" In the
world.
Dutch head dresses are among the nov
elites, and the pointed effect is quite be-
coming.
Wear your hat over your nose II you
wish TO be regarded as knowing what
Is what.
Mrs. Laura b Logan came down from
Portland yesterday for days visit with
friends.
Captain E. johnson, OF the metropolis,
was in the city yesterday, guest at
the Parker.
James Gordon Bennett has reduced the
price Of the Evening Telegram from two
cents to one cent
1t is not easy to convince yourself that
a cartful OF lies will not be sufficient
to cover one truth.
Largest and best line Of heating stoves
at hard times prices. NJ. c. Crosby, Sol.
Oppenheimer, Trustee.
Messrs. Robert Wakefield. W. L. Jack
son and a. W. Crocker, all OF Portland,
were in Astoria yesterday.
Lots in Block lO5 are the best buys in
Astoria. r. l. Boyle & Co. sole agents.
Mr.. Eugene Glidden and Miss Mary
Correll were granted a marriage license
" AOAAANs NltAh GNAAboA S-NNN-N
Beyond doubt tonight will be taken the
first steps by a united people which will
eventually bring forth a Scow Bay de-
pot.
VI. Leahy, of Olney; ]. D. Murray, of
Chinook. and Fred johnson, OF Skamok-
ava, took in the sights Of Astoria yes
terday.
The lots in Astoria Addition to War
renton are the cheapest and best buys
across the bay. r. L. Boyle & Co, sole
agents.
The passion for praise, which is so very
vehement in the fair sex, produces ex-
cellent effects in women Of sense.-Joseph
Addison.
Mr. John Griffin says that woman has
at last conquered! She can sharpen the
new paper pencils with all the precision
Of her masculine detractors.
The residences Of Mr.. J. II. Smith and
Mr.. c. r. Thomson, on Irving avenue
are being fitted out with service pipes
for water from the new reservoir.
Mrs. Mary Cornell. and Mr.. c. Gid
den, of Portland, arrived in the city
yesterday and were Joined in matrimony
by Judge Abercrombie. p Dourell acted
as best man.
A large quantity OF shocks, from the
Astoria Box Factory, is being hauled
to the o. r. and n. wharf and will be
shipped. on the State Of California on
her next trip down, March Is.
Married-At Grace Church, this city,
on Wednesday evening, March 18th, at
s o'clock, by the Rev. VIM. Seymour
Short, Miss Alice r. Hill to Mr.. Sidney
]. Crispin, both Of Astoria.
The circular letter issued yesterday
by the Foard & Stokes Company describ-
ing their new butter maker, is model
Of neatness, and contains an interesting
description of the novel machine.
A lady who is opposed to cruelty to an
imals, remarked yesterday that, judging
by the present modes, there must be
fearful slaughter Of birds and animals
to supply the demand for wings and fur
tails.
The Upper Astoria Social Club will
give a short but excellent program to-
Awarded
Highest Honors-World's Fair,