The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-18

ard logical exposition OF ;he issues OF
the campaign. so to Mckinley Club
headquarters tomorrow night.
Mr.. f. W. Tallant and son. Nat. went
down to Skipanon yesterday and re
turned with killing OF small game
and quantity OF mushrooms.
Mr.. John Hobson, the well known pi-
oneer OF Clatsop county, is very i'll at
his hon,e, only his most intimate
friends being admitted 10 his presence.
Our Tooth Wash cleanses and pre-
serves the teeth and gums, imparts a
refreshing feeling to the mouth and per-
fumes the breath. Chas, Rogers, Drug
gist.
F. ]. Schofield is an expert at flower
and general landscape gardening, and
offers his services for such work at .
reasonable rate, Leave word al Asto-
rian Office.
Just received. at Columbia Shoe Co..
Laird, Schober & Co.'S ladies' and
misses and children's fine shoes for fall
and winter wear. Successors Copeland
& Thorsen.l
The members OF the Uppertown and
Alderbrook Mckinley and Hobart Clubs
will meet at their hall in Uppertown at
$50 O'Clock Monday evening to take
part in the parade.
Mr.. C. c. Stiffier leaves this morning
for Ogden. where he will take charge of
the office Of Corey Brothers in that city.
Mr. W. W. Corey has just started anoth-
er large contract in Ogden.
| A gentleman who has just returned
from Alaska, yesterday presented Mr..
Alex Campbell with pair OF large
eagles claws. The bird was large one
and made hard fight for life.
Mr.. F. F. DeYo returned yesterday
from his hunting trip in the Nehalem.
He reports having had considerable
sport, and while no large game was
bagged, small game was plentiful.
c. H. Jackson. c. F. Pearson, Port
land: C. F. Fischer, A. D. Eisenbach,
San Francisco; Robert G Smith,
Grants Pass; C. H. Calender, Knapp
ton. were guests at the occident yes
terday.
More boots and shoes will arrive at
Columbia Shoe Co. in the next ten days !
than has ever been received by any |
store in the city in the same length of |
time. Successors to Copeland and |
Thorsen)
The letters received yesterday from
Ii Hung Chang by several prominent
citizens. and which explained the mon
ey question, proved to be Of great in
terest to those who could read the Chin
ese language.
Messrs. Geo. H. George and W. F. Nc
Gregor returned yesterday from hunt
ing expedition up river, whittier they |
accompanied Capt webber on the
launch Triton. A Sunday feast will be
the reward Of their prowess.
The annual meeting Of the Women's |
Exchange will be November 19, 1896. |
Fancy and useful articles given or TO be |
sold on commission will be received on
or after that date at the library rooms
corner 11th and Duane streets.
All Republicans Of 65 years Of age
and over, will tomorrow night march
in a separate company in the Mitchell
parade, under command Of Veteran Mr..
Ward. This promises to be one Of the
most interesting features Of the entire
parade.
The Republican parade tomorrow
evening promises to be the greatest
demonstration ever seen in Clatsop
county. A few hundred Oregon voters
will be in line and the display by the
various clubs Of the city will be the best
yet made.
Mr.. Andrew Young, Mr.. Normile and
Mr.. McGregor, who are the owners OF
Block "a, East Astoria, have agreed to
give 800 towards the planklng Of 3Sth !
street. Property is rapidly developing in
that vicinity, and a good street Is
much needed.
A very enjoyable smoke social was
given last evening by the local order Of
the Y. NJ. l. A short program Of in
strumental and vocal music was rem
dered, after which refreshments were
passed around, and all present passed
a pleasant evening.
The Alice Blanchard brought from |
San Francisco the material for two |
valuable monuments Of Barre granite. |
One is to stand at the grave Of the late |
D. f. Pease at the old Clatsop ceme-
terry. Mr. Alex Gilbert is the purchaser |
Of the second, which will be placed at |
Greenwood.
The addition to the plant Of the Paci- |
fc Can Co which has heeT in co,trea ~ |