The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-03
FISHER BROTHERS

FISHER BROTHERS
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Miss Kate Grant at the Exchange
street school,
Mr.. f, A. Noyes Is in the city with
his son, Master Allen Noyes, visiting
at DR.. Tutte's.
Last night the entire force OF the
Foard & Stokes Company were engaged
in taking stock.
THREE SIZES OF QUEEN HEAT
ers now in stock and for sale only by
Fisher Brothers.
Worlds Almanac for 1897 just receiv-
ed. Mailed TO any address on receipt
OF 25c. Griffin 4 Reed.
Our New Years resolve; II you will
forgive US this time We will never do
1t again.-"Big Four"
Or. T. L. Ball. dentist. Teeth ex-
traoted without pain. Price reasonable.
No. 5S2 Commercial street.
Tomorrow morning the John Day
school viii commence its session with
Prof. John McCue in charge.
Misses Nancy and Nettie Tuttle went |
to Portland on Wednesday last to |
spend New Years with friends
Monday evening the city night school
viii commence under Professor Clarke
n the Exchange street school.
The last advices from MIR. Hammond
tate that he is daily in hopes OF being
.ble to leave New York for Astoria
Born-January LIST. 1897. at Alder
'rook. to the wife Of W. II. Walker. a
on-a nine-pound New Years present.
We offer all our cast iron stoves at
per cent below cost. The latest air
ght stoves also on hand at 4s1 Bond
treet.
The greatest sale Of fine goods COM
lences this week at Cooper's. This is
he only reliable sale OF the year where
enuine reductions are made.
Cali and see the Queen air-tight heat
, at Howell & Wards before buying; h
ley can save you money both on the @
-ice OF the stove and wood consumed. h
At o'clock Monday afternoon the Q
embers of the city council viii meet. e
hen the three retiring members will @
troduoe their successors to that body. u
Before purchasing. don't fail to see n
lose celebrated air-tight stoves at h
oard & Stokes They have them in a
zen different styles, and every pos
bic size. N
The new year started in well. OBJ d
rver Grover let up a little on the a
collections were good. and Il
ere was a general better feeling d
roughout the city. CT
Don't forget that the Low Price Store al
s the only perfect fitting wrappers. y
e handsomest line of jackets and
pes, and is selling them at wholesale
ices. 4s1 Bond street. a
The famous Freidlander Brothers are D
wv at the Louvre, appearing nightly. n
hey are two Of the best specialists >
/ the coast. Go and hear them. II o.
~ don't, you will miss a rare treat. II
Mrs. Angeline Watson, one of Port "
nd's progressive teachers, who has Z
zen spending a week of her vacation u
sitting with her sister. Miss Mary Soul d
=. returned to Portland on last nights b
,at. "
p
New Years night at Chadwell, on the
evils and Clarke, there was a very
ljoyable masquerade ball given at the =
.sidence of Mr.. W. ]. Ingalls,. About :,
Iir.y young people from the city were =
attendance.
You will never be able to buy good II
atch or clock or anything in the line %
jewelry or silverware for as little r
oney as you can now at the Palace n
.welry Store, as the entire stock must q
. sold by January 1st. n
Mr.. ]. W. Bennett, the leading lawyer Y
Coos Bay, and managing proprietor {,
the Bennett & Flanagan Bank, OF Is
arshfeld, was in the city Wednesday q,
sitting with his old time friends, the
mily Of DR.. Jay Tuttle,
C
Foreman Morrison, Of the Western
nion, yesterday finished the cable con- I,
,ctlons at the draw bridge, and Mon I,
" evening will have the line into f.
arrenton. From there the line will n
at once extended to F'lavel. II
NJ. E. Church-Love Feast at 10 a. m. s-
! II a. m. Bishop Earl Cranston will r
each. Sunday school at 1915; Ep- q
1rth League meeting at $50. In the Q,
,enipo addraaees will he made nv