The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-02

at tho onice,
FOR YOUR sroMAcR's SAKE
CHEW SODA MINT
The sunshine yesterday was welcomed
by great and small
LADIES' SILK MrrrENs. 50 CENTS
TO $40 AT DuNBAR's
Charles wlrl<ala left hast ntsht tor Port
land and the Sound lie will return In
time for election.
New crop dried fruits. now crop raisus
tigs and assorted nu,s--an extra nue
quality. at Ross. Higgins & Co.
W. f. Dunn, Dr. KoySyau. Jos, Thomas,
San FNncSco; ]. II. Kern. KNovllc: (:
". b, Griffith. New York: John n, Me-
Gcwan, Portland, are At the otcldcnt
The concens,is OF opinion amongst the
street corner politicians yesterday was
that both tickets at the coming city cleo
tion, would be badly split. and that the
mayerallty nght is anytSly's fSht,
Shares ot toe Alaska Transportation
and nevcaopment Company ~ Chicago
are the most desirable Investment before
tho public, Safer than savings banks and
hSSnk stock. Paying large dividends
Shares one dollar, For information nd.
dress W. L. Dudley general agvnt. Hal.
Ter building. Seattle, Wash.
No amount OF aEe or storing viii make
t1d whiskey gocd n must be good
when made and must be stored In wood
and not in metal, Cyrus Noble Old
Bourbon whiskey Is stored In oak wood
barrels, This develops Its t,avors and
tonic properties. These ftavors make It
delicious In cocktails Il ls the only
American whiskey Of interim tionai repu,
tation.
the dangers OF civilization are over,
work. worry and germs. We need Vi
tlliEing power to sustain us, Learned
men and experienoe point 20 pure whls.
key. Primitive men did not need whls.
key. We do. Changed conditions bring
fresh needs And THE whiskey Is HAIR
PER. Sold by Foard & Stokes Company.
Astoria, Oregon.
The Ladies' Society OF the Methodist
church have arranged for a number NJ
beautifully dressed do,ls for their bazaar.
TO be given December 10. Do no. buy
your Christmas don until you have seen
thesA There VIII also be a variety OF
articles suitable for ChnstmAs gifts for
the Older people. DO not faA to attend
this sale Of Christmas novelties.
Work has 50 far progressed on the public
landing dock at the foot OF Fourteenth
street that It will soon be IN use. Cap
tain Phillips. OF the Commodore Perry.
has undertaken to keep the dock In clean
ly condition and good order. and Mayor
Taylor has undertaken To see that Il Is
not blocked by small river steamers and
other boats. by being used as a tying
up place.
A telegram was received yesterday from
Mr. A. r. Hammond. stating that he
would be in Portland today, and would
arrive in Astoria some time during this
week OF the first OF next. It is under
stood that he will take UP with the cit
izens' and Chamber OF Commerce and
A. P. c. A. committees. a number OF very
important matters looking to the Inaugu-
ration here OF a number OF large CONNER
cial enterprises. and the proper adve-
tising abroad Of Astoria's interests.
The committees OF the Chamber OF Com
merce and the A. P. C. A. upon the ad-
vertlsing proposition. are thoroughly In
accord upon the subject. A mass meet
ing will probably be called for Saturday
OF this week or the beginning Of next
week The citizens having appointed
fNPtNSphAAeANt 20 tOoh AilcT AHboTia IN
terests abroad. It devolves upon the A.
p. c. A. and Chamber Of Commece to
appoint their representatives to act with
the citizens. It Is understood that these
appointments will be made this week
Commander John P. Merrei. Of the
Thirteenth lighthouse district. advises
that he will be in Astoria In a day or so,
OF the A. P. g. A. and enter into a gem
eral discussion Of the range light ques-
tion at the mouth Of the river The tone
Of the commanders letter does not lndl-
cafe ihat he is vary rntch Irnnrnaed n.Ith