The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-14
IN ASTORIA.

AKOUND lOWN.
IN ASTORIA.
Now the bloom Is IN the garden,
And the spring Is In the year;
Ard the salmon In the river,
With its advent brings good cheer.
Music can noble hints impart
Engender fury, kindle love.
With unsuspectci e'oQuenee can move
And manage all the man with secre. art
Addison
Mr.. B, II. Pitts, OF st. Louis, is In the
! city.
Easter novelties in gloves are beinE
shown.
Mr.. H. Prelss, OF BALTIC. Md, is at the
occideni.
Steve Miller was up from Uniontown
yesterday.
Mayor o'HarS. OF warrenton. was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. John Grant. OF North Shore. was
in town yesterday.
Summer clothing sold at extremely low
prices at p. A. Stokes
ga few more boxeS OF Macaroni left.
Pacific Commission Co.
Mr., NJ. Babler. OF Logan. was in town
yesterday. guest at the Parker.
Messrs. J. II. Lumm and T. Holman.
OF Salem, were in town yesterday.
The crossing at Thirty-frst street and
Franklin avenue has been completed.
Fancy Navel Oranges all sizes. your
own price Pacific Commission Co.
A beggar's rags may cover as much
pride as an alderman's gown--Spurgeon.
Mrs LiEenby. accompanied by her
daughter. were down from Enappa yes
terday.
D. Stuart, jr., left for the metropolis
on the Telephone last evening on busi-
ness trip.
Up-to-date handwriting is vertical
Broad stub pens are used TO procure the
desired result.
the fur fly on Commercial street yester-
day afternoon.
No one can persuade a bicycle enthu-
siast that she ought to give up her bicy-
Gle during Lent
Mrs. Hnstrom, OF Blind slough. visited
friends in the city yesterday. returning
in the afternoon.
Largest and best line OF heating stoves
al hard times prices NJ. c. Crosby, Sol
Oppenheimer. Trustee.
Just received. an immense amount OF
Gents summer clothing. from Eastern
manufacturers. at P. A. Stokes.
lOc a can for Vegetables and Fruit. Pa
citc Commission Co.
Among the Portlanders in the city yes
terday were noticed ]. d. Dunlap. Archi-
tect schacht and E. w. Murphy.
WI AAiNA NNlN blsg gFENtIudg InAhluB
repairs to the car track curve at the
corner Of Sixth and Astor streets.
Mr.. C. F. Oberbaugh. travelling agent
Of the o. r. &. y. Co. was in the city
yesterday, guest at the Occident.
Observer Grover reported the bar as
being smooth as a mill pond yesterday
The line 10 the Cape worked excellently.
The indications are that Easter dec
Drations this year will be plentiful and
choice. Spring is opening early. and
promises well.
Messrs ". K. Freeman and Benjamin
Lstz two travelling men Of San Fran
cisco. were in the city yesterday, guests
Al the Occldent.
Chris Sorenson, a prominent Gray's
liver farmer. was in the city yesterday
supplies. N. B. Nelson, OF
he same place was also in town.
Prices will surprise you on Rolled Oats,
Neal Farina, Buckwheat, Oatmeal Rye
md Graham Flour. Ask Pacific Commits
lion Co.
The prevailing pleasant weather is
'oon 10 the farmers, who are now work.
ng instead Of travelling. But yew cOun
ry residents were in town yesterday.
The Kalewa Band is one year old to-
lay, and proposes to celebrate its first
by giving a dance tonight at
suomi Hall All friends Of the band are
invited.
Architect Emil Schacht, Of Portland, is
n the city. looking after the preliminary
for the work at Hopps
lew brewery Bids will be opsned next
"dday
Leather belts In suede, also in alligator
nd seal, are worn with spring costumes
he very latest leather belt has a small
,ocket book attached, which matches
he shade.
1t was stated yesterday that Theodore
ensen, Of Portland, will furnish the
rick for Kopps brewery, and It is ex- =.
ected that scow load will be down
he river soon
Repairs 10 the car track at Thirty
econd street have been completed, much
0 the relief of East Astoria residents,
Tho, for the last few days, have been
objected to a transfer.
Much interest seems to be taken In the
oming annual parish meeting OF Grace
hurch. II is understood that steps are
, be taken to place the business Of the
arish on a much better footing.
Quite a number Of drummers were in
he city yesterday, which probably ac-
Ounted for that tired look on the faces
several merchants. Several large
lles were made, principally spring
Gods
The usual morning services will be
eld in the Methodist and Presbyterian
hurches tomorrow, conducted by the
astor. Rev. Boyd will conduct the fol-
wing special services: In the NJ. e.