The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-23

down yesterday, but recovered itself
In the evening.
Pacific Lodge. X OF p. at its meet
ing last night received candidate In
the irst degree,
owing TO the average warm winter
weather, stock in Clatsop county are
looking very well.
The most attractive and inexpensive
light furniture OF bamboo made TO or
der at els Commercial street
- The steamer Telephone yesterday
took on two carloads OF lumber at the
- clatsop MN for up-river points
In the county clerks Office yesterday
George Landers and A. c, Anderson
proved up on their homestead claims
Corset covers Isc At punbar's clearance
sale.
Family tickets between Warrenton
Flavel and Astoria will hereafter be
sold by Agent Stone at the Telephone
dock.
III The 1897 almanac or calendar Just
issued by the Philadelphia Times Is
one OF the most valuable works Of its
. kind
F. ]. Schotield. general landscape gar
dener and sanitary engineer, All work
guaranteed. Leave orders at Astorian
Office.
The road from Seaside 10 warrenton
n is in good condition. The sandy soli
is the thing in winter as It is never
muddy.
:, We offer all our cast iron stoves at
10 per cent below cost. The latest air
- tight stoves also on hand st 4Sl Bond
-. street.
IL At the school meeting to be called a.,
rS today. II is understood that the board
will order tue reopening OF the schools
A Monday.
As From recent advices from California
the healthy chinook wind is not quite c
so healthy down there as 1t is cracked h
up to be. ly
p Residents in warrenton and Flayel )
ly think that the sound Of the construc-
e. tjon locomotive is favorable omen Of
oil the times.
Griblers orchestra furnished the mu- S
sic for the Assembly Club dance last a
night They are making reputation II
- for fine music,
The Royal Arch Chapter OF Maaens
met Thursday evening at their hall and e
3! conferred the Mark Master degree up n
re on one candidate. a
" The construction engine on the rail- C
road is very busy between warrenton s
1t and Seaside, where work is being done
on the sawmill track.
l. &
People in the East win not believe d
er that the roar OF the surf on the Pacific "
shore can be heard inland for dis ID
to tance Of sixteen miles. b
II Petty thieves who have been taking h
the Daily Astorian from the premises
re of subscribers will be prosecuted II
they do not cease such work ci
Ladies' Union Suits 95e At DunbAr's II
clearance Sale. cI
Gus Adolph. Of Young's River is in fc
town and will today prove up on his Il
16O acre homestead. He says he has
a large part Of his land cleared.
~ Buyers of five-acre tracts on ClatsOp D
Plains are making some handsome ci
homes. Mr.. Collins has recently fin Il
ss ished most attractive residence. s.
Charles Hawbaker. D. Kunzler, F. cI
n Wilson. C. E. Griflths, Portland; Wal il
ter Way and Gus. Adolph, Grays Riv-
er, registered at the Parker yesterday.
The Oregon State Board OF Horti- 1.
culture has just issued its fourth BIZ z
m ennial report, which will be found Of s,
great interest in farming communities. eI
r. Call and see the Queen aIr-tight heat E
er at Howell & Wards before buying; B
they can save you money both on the q
,e price Of the stove and wood consumed.
Mr. Solgren, Of North Shore, spent .
= yesterday in the city. He reports that c
everybody in his section Of the coun- a
try is well and that business Is fairly o,
J. good. p,
DR.. Auren A. Stafford, a native boy c
r of Clatsop, and recently a graduate 6
of Cooper college, has just been ap- >,
pointed assistant surgeon Of that in 1,
q stitution.
Before purchasing don't fail to see
o those celebrated air-tight stoves at
" Foard & Stokes They have them in ,,
dozen different styles, and every pos a
sible size. o.