The daily morning Astorian. [volume], February 11, 1898, Image 4

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THK DAILY ASTORIAN, Kit IDA Y MOKMNfl, FBUKUAKY U, WW.
TODAY'S WKATUEh.
.Haln; tnodersts gales on coast.
AROUND TOWN.
FKIDAT.
t "
Only iwtlcnt labor. Ion.
Can pronto th prrf-t tone;
Only lovo tfisl lo not tlrv.
Cn attain It hlsh Uesiro.
-Clinton Ucollnr.l.
Try fscnUUaga tmt and baklag powasf.
Cut flower at tho 8i today.
Two cigars, 5 conta. at tho Tarlor.
CI4ot milk In th dtir. at tha Paflc.
F. P. Krmlsll rotumeil jrtrflajr worn
' Ing from Soattla.
At tho A.
cored SI
F. C, alloya Mr. Ingalls
Howell Iwl and John Chlsholm. of
John IViys. waa In tho city jresl'l?"-
Mr. I. E. Hall, claim ajont of tho O. 11
A N. Company, waa In tho oily yester
day. f. J. Moany. tha JJ!n merchant
tailor. 1ST Tomth strt. Th hlghe prtca
paid for fur aklna.
Nmt crop drod frolta, now crop raMn
flm and assorted nuta all axtra, Bna
quality, at Rom, HVrglaa & Co.
Lost-Odd ateera button. mpo and
Vavoa on faoe. Find or will leara at tho
Aslorsan office and receive resmrd.
In the county clerk's office yesterday
a marrlAK llconao waa Issued to Flnlay
MrKlnnon and Mary K. Howalaon.
Presiding Elder 8ullljrer and Mrs. Sulll
ror of tho M. E. church of tho state of
Washington, aro vlsltlns In tho city.
The fire department waa out with a
We yesterday acourlnir tho muck oft
Commercial atreet under the supervision
pf Chief Stockton.
The ateamor Belshaw arrlred from Go-
Ma yesterday having In tow a lanre banre
loaded with lumber for the Commercial
atreet extension.
C. E. Kllbourne. paymaster T. 9. A..
waa In the city yesterdav on his wav t'
pay the government emplovea at the forts
and government works.
Ooorifo A. McBrlde yesterday received
notice of his appointment as customs In
spector to fill the vacancy created by th
resignation of O. I. Peterson.
The tea riven yesterday afternoon by
the ladles of the Oraee church. In the
church parlors, was a well-attended and
ery pleasant social function.
Crease spots, blood, oil. or any other
spots or stains on drosses, coats, cart""
or other things, are promptly removed
with Fels' Xaptha Soap. Large cakes, lo
tents. Rogers' dntg store.
W. J. Heckard ereamerv butter received
Wednesdays and Satunidays at the Par
lor. Full weight. Also sweet cream
every day. and fresh buttermilk.
The very finest. The no plus ultra.
The ereme do la ereme. That a HARFFR
Whiskey In three languages. Sold by
Foard Stokes Co.. Astoria. Ore.
Early yesterday morning while hauling
a boat up out of the water by a wind
lass, the rone got badlv fouled and seri
ously hurt Otto Peterson, of Uppertown.
When" srolnc easf tmvH on tho North
ern Pacific Railway. Onlck time and tfc
only Una running dlnhir cars. Trail
leaves Portland dally at U o'clock a. m.
The O. R. X. Comnany Is again to the
front In an effort to aid Astoria and Port-
land In the Alaska trade. Another steam
er Is to be added to the line at the earliest
possible moment.
The bollormakers at the Astoria Iron
"Works went on a strike yesterdav. Wil
liam Ray. one of the men. savs thov de
cided not to accept tho reduction In wages
end simply quit work. ; the market at a prott of one-half cent
J per down, connu t the rli h h'm fields with
Tho British shin Olen Park, duo In As-, t.lvizat(,n m;lk(. ,, po,,!),,,. ( plnnt
lorla from Montevideo, put Into San j wh(at fr non, consumption. aii the
Francisco on tho 8th for the purpose ofway , ,n ,.uUilr,. ,lf ,..lX fll(. ulmon
olennlnr the nnrnscles off nor nouom.
Sh will arrive hero later.
r1
If you bave hlde wool
fura.
bone, or any kind of Jung ror saje. anm
R to R. M. Oaaton, 105 Fourteenth atreet,
Astoria. Oregon, or write Mm and ha
will call at your place and get It Hal The attention of the county court yes
payi eaah. Unlay was occupied In hearing further
arguments on the Young's Bay bridge
Largest and moat eomolete iasoCment '
of air-tlgbt heaters In the cfty. All fha !
klnda aovertwa m ww paper may oe
seen and compared at our atore. then
your selection will be satisfactory to you.
Foard tk Stofcea Co.
Prttes will he given st the Sons of Her
mann ball. February S. for the most ar
tistic ledles' costume, for rho moat arts
tie gentlemen's eoerturne and for the het
sustained ladles' and the best misfalnoa
gentlemen's ebsmeter
Mr, .Tames Clok. the newlv Bppor,t-
't irenerii npp nf the tVtRnnnsIn Cen-
trfl 'lne !n who I n thoronpble edu
ra'ed ra'lroil ninn, w'u soon vllt A
inria nnd rqroi"nHT. hlms'-lf with thl
portion of hi terrltnrv.
Th steqe-ht foloeitil-' wIM ln'ie" o"
Onr Ran Frnnri-'-n tinrrn.e mnrnl"?
v-Mi " fe enriro of freifftit flirt ptssen
pers. NotwlthnT.dinw the r r tit thesw
sitenrners "eft nni- r'mnlnf hn"1'"!' io-idc't
rare Is Mwrivs reseeep-l far Astori'i.
"ee.i1-,- Hie mr-n or ftm rif-rn- we-'
e.Tie"1'e 1 tesi'"- hp ftoo-eo"'' i In thrt
-on'flee p(miw pud In rhin''Ci" tn',lrte
ffOn nrtflnnt niirVne nt t si1n'n
MnrP" rnnelolpr Vti"" flul- fl'- vo'-V
Ihe bnv strlnne1 and wore Trninislnr
h
errlM ptpeet ncp..mwil mitt
-fbo rt'- b"e,t r,r on'nMrotlon th" 0
"
.O- V dmiiini- ttinr'l It- finnOTn,'i
nnd nked to he nut nn the snmo bast
Clay
is put into " cheap" baking powder to fill up the
can ; alum to raise the dough.
Alum is bad for the insides, but the manufac
turer doesn't mean you any harm, he just wants
to get rich.
San Francisco m A. Schilling & Co)HfCWy
a any other property owner In any re
adjustment that mlnht be made.
With tho Southern Pacific running a
throuiih excursion oar frim Portland and
Salem to Yaqulna auj the Astorla-!ll.
Seaside Mad oen fiir UanV. the people
or tho Willamette valley will lo In more
direct connection with the seaside sum
mer resorts than ever befora.-8.ilem
nmn,
The devartmetit at Washington has
all.sl for llls for tho building of a ItO,
tsxi rvvcmie cutter for the Yukon river.
Tho vessel will be a flat-bottomed, stern
whwled river boat. Ornalng about S or
S feet. This Is an opportunity for As
toria shipbuilding.
Northern Taolflc ratlr.viil trajna leava
Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. for T
coma, Spokane, and the eaet. Clot cin
nectlon made at Pivkwie tT Uoasla-nd,
Nelan. Sandvw anj TtrltVh Columbia
mining camps. Ftr maps and Infonna.
lion call on or address C. W. Stop, Aa
toria, Orecon.
Pn-paratlons on a large scale ar lein
made In IVrtland by politician and their
friends purponlng to attend the rt publlcf t
state convention In Astoria on the ltlh
of April. Several chins are armngiiu t
tharter siwlal Nat for their neoonimo
ilstl.m during the entire session. While
n-h a siheme will N an expensive one
it will Insnri- the p.lltleians hotel quar
ters which cannot be Infrms.M ou b)
the madden" crowd.
J. W. tVok. J U IVle W Coblentt. C.
E. KIllxMirne. J. 0. Kilhourac. N. 11.
Macken. E. E. Myers. William 11. Ash.
II. Ttccdurth. IVrtland: 1 E. Punliar.
Kalamai.w). Mich.; John fhrlstlanaen,
San Franels.-o: John 1. li.iker. Chicago;
F. C. Hraden. Seattle; K 1 Carman.
Aberdeen, ar.' registerel at the Occident.
Mr. W. II. Hurttoirt. general oatsengcr
agent of tho O. K. X. who rviumeit
Welnesdav from a six weeks" visit In the
east, stat.nl to an A'tori in reporter, that
business in the east Is now better than
ho ha seen It In many years, and that
the lightning Is bound ! strike Oregon.
Thousands of people are preparing to
come to this coast In the Immediate fu
ture, but not all of them are Klondlkers
Many who have heard of the woaftrful
resources of Oregon and Washington will
eaat In their lot with the.- states and
help push them forward to the propent
rightfully belonging to them Pattar
times are depleted on the horoscope of
the near future, and everything Is favor
able for a large advancement In com
merce, wealth and Internal Improvements
this season.
Tho board of equalisation met yester
day at ! o"clock to consider the levying
of the assessment for the Improvement
of Commercial and Twenty-third streets.
Protests were tiled hy IV II. Wei. h. J. W.
W elch. John W. Welch. Sarah F. WochIs.
J. tj. A. rtowlliy. and Clatsop Mill Com
pany. The nature of trie protests were
on the ground that the ascsment wai
too high and unequal; that tho assess
ment was not legally made; that the lum
ber usew In the improvement was not
first-class as per contract and that the
land was not subdivided Into separate
parrels by the city charter. After read
ing the protests tiled by the above the
board adjourned till ! o'clock this after-1
noon.
An official of the O R. A X. Company
statea that while some other people have
several times sold the T. J. Potter and
transferred her to the Seattle-Alaskan
run. his company considers that boat
gooi enough for the Columbia river Uil
will put her In service the coming sea
son. It Is not proposed to take the pride
of the ColumbU to the state of Washing
ton. Further more he says that If tin
Olympian Is not sold soon, and she ran
bo put In repair in time, she will also b
put on the Port land-At'rU run this
summer. Everybody will h given an op
portunity to visit the magnificent summei
resorts on Clatsop beach during the sea
son of 'SI
A good story comes from a hav-eed
brother from th Xrhalem. A large
threshing machine and tfle U-ot county
road plow, have been combined Into a
county road and tri I buil.ing m.Khlm
with which It Is expet.-. shortly t ac
complish wonder In the way of Internal
Improvements. o"..r .ttra-tlun to the
would-be settlers from the east, make I
possible for a rancher to put his eggs In
n).tH. hn'! afford an opiHrtumty f Asto
rians to buy Clatsop county r't.ito-, cab-
. bages. beans, and .1 f.-w oih-r necessaries
of life at present shinned fmm i '.,lif..ml:.
Ex-c.,jnty Commission.-'
Wooden
Is the
patentee of the n
'heme.
I mutter. I.Ike a shut from an unknown
; enemy u protest was filed by a large num
I ber of people who h id Sltn. il the netltlnn
nut otiiei te.i t., the .,.;iti',n of the bridge
as made hy the county court. Hun. C.
W. Fulton apiwar.'i f.,r the protestants
, and Harrison Allen and J K. Young for
those suprsirtlng tip- court's orlglnul de
I cislon. The court room w;,s filled with
, Int'-r.-st.-d spectators, both mi n and wom
en, and during the arguments. t,oih pro
and con. there was considerable excite
i ment. Mr. Fulton made an eloquent plea
for his clients and Messrs. Alien and
Young ably defended th" position of thu
petitioners for the Falrli.-iq point. The
1 court took the mutter under advisement
and will pribibly render a ilwislon t'
, 'ay-
THK .MObKT'.X WAY.
Commends Itself ;0 tho well-informed, to
do pleaaintly and trf.;ct'iaJly arha.t waa
formerly done in the crudest manner and
dlsagrc-eably as wil. To cl-an.e the iya-
tem ani creaK up colds, headaches ana
fevfim without unplru afP:r eff cti
use tho delightful liquid laxative remdy,
oyrup or rigs. viau by fallfornla Klg
Syrup Co.
THK ITI;I.I" I.lHi'.AItV.
Astoria, i-enruary 10. 1".-Edltor As-
torlan: In looking in yesp-rday morning's
nn'Miin ror the annual rew,rt of the
public library and reading room, we were
very sorry to Fee that you had thought It
neeenKiire tn n. n1i.ru.. .1... -
meagre limits; as we considered the public
have a rUhl to know the full statement
of library affairs. I am also sorry lu ace
an error In even your condensed reHrt.
You say, "Tho total lnoom of the li
brary Iocs not appear to he given." Tills
Is a mistake. If you will read again the
eeotvlary'a report, handed to your paor,
ou will see the following;
Net receipt from city warrants... o?l S4
Net receipt from entertainments.. SNS i
Net receipts from rental of bocks,
etc 1M.I0
These were our only sources of Income
during the pt year and made our total
poo Ipls 4-vV. Tl.
You also made an error In regard to the
prvlxthlo exix'use of the coining year. The
fa.t we wish to state Is this, vis., that It
will bo nlmost Impossible for us lo keep
open the free rradlng rHm unless we
hao an upproprlittlon from the clty
Our curri'ttl expense per year, bused on
the past year, for the free reading room
alone. Is as follows;
Room rent iihuh
Attendant W.u
Oas
Janitor
Fuel
Periodicals and newspapers
Total fiii-i . Tti
This the current expense-allowing
nothing for rvputia and Incidentals or for
the purchase of books for the circulating
library. Now d.-duct from tvo.TI -our
total Income last ycar-the $.ttl M which
we rccclvtit from the city", and the result
would he a divided detlclt. and I repeat
with nothing allowed for either Incidental
expense or the purchase of txks. This
is the stern fact that faces us for the com
Ing year. And. as we believe, with Abra
ham Umidit that you can almost always
'"trust the people to do right if they know
the truth."' we felt the public should knov
thee facts. The reading room I th
important concern to the masses of the
people of Astoria. It Is a warm, well
lighted room in a convenient location
More than forty magaiinc. and newspa
pers are on Its tables. Any well-behaved
person can read any or all of these
any of the J, hooks In the reference li
brary free of charge. That It I tilling a
great want In the cltv l pren hy th
tact mat more than II v. readers were
lounted In this room last yc.ir-chl.fly
men and boy lu their 'teens.
The circulating library Is a valuable II
brary of our leat literature, and both for
Its own sake and a a source of Income in
sustaining the reading rxun it ought to
have a larger list of yearly subscribers.
lint every dollar received from the city
has been expended on the free re idlng
room, as our treasurer's monthly rert
to tne city council will show. And wo
cannot but believe that If the tax payers
of this city reullied how much that f:
per month meant to the reading nomi and
how very little Increase of tax it Is to
them, that every tax payer would hcartllj
favor making the appropriation
A city offlcl.il, In a position to know the
facts. Informs me that an approprlatl
equal to last years only required a tax
of mi. -fifth of a mill on the assessed
property of this city. In other words, the
i appropriation of (3 per month to the
reading room only required l!n cents per
year from each man owning l mi worth
of assessed pni rty or 1" rents per year
from each man owning l'i worth of
property. Surely there is no tax payer In
the city that would grudge these few
cent apiece to furnish a place where boys
and young men may lie kept off the
street or from places of vice, and where
they may have the opportunity of reading
the best literature and becoming more In
telligent cltlxens.
XARCISSA W. KINNEY.
Ex-Secretary Public Library Association.
Pears'
Soap in stick form ;
convenience and econ
omy in shaving. "A
balm for the skin."
How provoked we can get over the fart
that we failed to respond In obviously the
most natuntl and yet witty fushlnn b
some question that really at the t'.rr.i
tK'Ing flusterel us so we appeared Idiotic.
The ability to efface herself at those
times when a man wants to he let alone
is one of the qualities In 11 sweetheart
thnt endears her to him a thousand times
more than continuous protestations f h r
affection for him.
COMINU AOAIN"
fieorgla university graduates and oper
atlc minstrel starn. Supimrted by J. Kil
ward George's challenge bund and sym
phony orchestra. Will appenr at Fisher's
opera house next Friday. This company
Is the genuine colored negro no burnt
cork artists, and the American people
realize that for good harmonious singing
colored people are pre-eminent. Tills com
pany carries the only colored ladles
quartette In Amerlcn. Also two male
quartettes, and In Introducing them this
season Manager J. Edward fieorge puts
his personal recommend to every per
formanceand the people of this city
will never hnvo a chance ngaln to see thlH
grand galaxy of tab-nt, as next se.v
son they go to Europe.
REAT ESTATE TKANHFKH8.
August Juhrs nnd wife Land In town
ship north, range 10 west; 1V.
I'nlted Htntes to f"harle Wilson-Mouth
half of northeast quarter and east half of
southeast quarter, section 21. township 7
north, range 7 west; pntenl.
I'nlted Btales to flultnno Marcelll-
Southwest quarter of southeast quarter
and south half of southwest qunrt.-r and
northwest quarter of southwest quarter,
section Z. towr.shlp 7 north, range 7 west;
I atent.
United mates to William J. Crawford-
Northeast quarter of southwest quarter
and northwest quarter of southeast quar
ter. Beetloq 21, township 7 north, range
7 west: patent.
United States to I'eter Carlson North
east quarter of Heel Inn 31, township 6
north, range 8 west: patent.
I'liltr-d States to I'eter Anilerson-Houth
half of northeast quarter anil north half:
of southeast quarter, section $i, town
ship north, range 9 west; patent.
I'nlted States to Earnest Stelnhoff
South half of northwest quarter and lots
2 and 3, section 2, township 6 north, range
10 west: patent.
I'nlted States to Emmaretta I,. Hell
Lot 1, 2, 3
4 and G. section 31. township
re 8 west; patent. i
0 north, range
I'nlted States to Samuel It. Worthing-
ton West half of northeast quarter and
east half of northwest quarter, section
23, township 8 north, range 7 west; patent.
United States to Charles A. Weatnr
lund Northenst quarter section 13, town
ship 8 north, range 7 weHt; patent.
United Statea to John O. Jonson South
east quarter of aoutheast quarter, section
19, and northeast quarter of northeast
quarter section 30, and west half of north
west quarter aectlon 29, township 6 north,
range 9 went; patent.
MA
- e. 1 ' .
V A aW2v I
Hoth the ini'lhibl aiul result when
Syrup of r'insis Liken; ItispliMsant
ami rtfrcslim to tho taste, ami nets
gently yet promptly on the Kidney (t
Liver ami HoweU, cleanses the sys
tem erteettully, dispels cohls, head
aehesand fever i and cures habitual
constipation. Svrupof rigs i the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, ple.isim to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, j'roinpt in
its action and truly bciuiu ial in its
crtects.prcp.ired only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all and have made it the
most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Tigs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA HO STRUP CO.
louuruii. n. it roax at
CAL'TlON.
All persona are hereby notified that the
Acorn. Cbwstnut and Sunflower brands ut
salmon labeks are copy rig htcd. Mid are
now tha Jla property of tha undersigned
Any person or pomma using the abon
brands or lab4s without my consent will
be subject to legal prvsecuiioit for the
am.
8AM J. IK)RIAN.
Portland. Oregon.
February 1. IS
TEACHERS' KXAMINATION.
Rrgular quarterly examination for ocr
tilWatoa to teach In Clatsop coon
l.v. Oregon, will be held at II gb Hch mji
building. Antorla. b-itlnnlng at I o'clock P
m.. Wednesday. PVbruarv . ISM Appli
cant will 1 rresent promptly and re
main until close.
Kxaniillon (It etata diploma or
stata Ufa diploma will be held at aim"
place Saturday. February IJth, at I a. m
II. 8. I.VM AN.
Superln'emlefit of Schools.
ASSIONBE S NOTICE TX CRKDITUKS
Notlcw la hereby gtvtn tbat tha under
signed has this day been app-ln;ed a
skfnee of Rebecca ftrais, an Insolvent
debtor. Creditor of tha said aUnor
ara hereby notified to present thalr claims
under oath to the undersigned within
thrta monttia from thw data at Ma pUe
of buatnesa at No. 875 Ommer-lal a'reet.
Asforla. Orecon.
Pated thl Uth day of Decenber, l7.
N. SiMlLUSttKU
Assignee of Rebecca Strauss, an insolv
ent debtor.
Shares of the Alaska Traneporratton
and Development company of Chicago
are the most d,rvble Investment befota
the public. Safer thai. savng bona, and
bank stock. Ptylna: large dividend
Shares one dollar For information ad
dret W. U Dudly. gonerat agent. Hal
ter building. Seattle. Wasti.
To be loved madly Ir all very romantic
until the madness shows a tendency ti
ward the use of knives and pistols, when
the everyday bread and butter sort nf de
votion Is undoubtedly preferable.
CATAllTtll OF THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant Simple, but H-iTe Effectual
Cure for It.
Catarrh of the stomai-h han long been
considered the negt thing to Incurable.
The usual symptoms are a full or hloat
Ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery rising
formation of gaw. causing presesire on
rbe heart and lungs arsl difficult breath
Ing; headache, fickle appetite, nervous
ness and a general played out. languid
feeling.
There Is often a foul taate In the mouth
coated tongue, and If the Interior of the
stomach could be seen It mould stiow
slimy. Inflamed condition
The cure for Mils common and obstinate
trouble Is found In a treatment which
r a tinea the food to be readily, thoroughly
digested befor. It ha time to ferment
and Irritate the delicate n.ticoua surface
of the stomach.
To secure, a prompt and healthy di
gestion Is the one neocesary thing to do,
and when normal digestion Is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disappeared
Aconllng to Dr. Ilarlanson the safet
and b)t treatment Is to use after each
meal a tablet, composed of diastase, Asep
tic pepsin, a llttl mix, golden -nl and
fruit acids
These tablets can now be found at all
drug stores under the name of Htunrfa
Dyspepsia Tahl' ts, and, not being a pat
ent medicine, can be used with perfect
safety nrwl assurance thnt healthy nppe.
tlte nnd thorough digestion will follow
their regular use after meals.
Mr. N. J. rtoiher, of Z710 Dearborn Ht.
Chlcigo, III., write: Cntarrh Is a local
condition reuniting from n neglected cold
In the head, wlierohy the lining membrane
of the nose bocom'-s Inflamed and the
poisonous dlsiihnrgn therefrom, passing
backward Into tho throat, reaches the
Rtomneh, thus producing catarrh of the
stoma'. Medical authorities prewcrlhot
for mo for three yearn for catarrh of the
stomach wlllhout ouro, but today I am the
hnpplest of men ater using only one box
of Hlnart'H Dyspepsia Tablets. I cannol
find appropriate 'words to express my good
feeling.
"I have found fleeh, appetite and sound
rest from their use."
Stuart's Dywpepsla Talbleta 1i the aafest
rirArxi ra tlrin I. well ni tht almnlesf an1
mnHt cftlVMll(,nt r,.mcdy for any form of
... , u K
Indirection, cstarrh of the stomach, bit.
loiisntws, nour stomach, ihearlburn and
Moathig after meals.
fiend for little book, mailed free, on
slomajh trouble, by addressing Stuart
Co., Marshall, Mleh. Tho tablotg can be
found at all drug stores.
Not a married couple exists but has at
some time or other had a really genuine
quarrel, yet how many who keep together
up to their silver wedding will admit that
they ever spoke a cross word or had even
the shadow of n misunderstanding? ,
AI.AMI1IA AVIVNl'IO UIIV.IM0 NOTU'l'l.
Nolle la hereby given (hat the common
council of the rlty of Aetorla. propose to
establish tho grado on Alaturda avenue
in that part of the city of Astoria known
a. I'liloiiiown. nt the following height
above the base of grades;
At the ttorl'iiitst corner f blm-k 1, at
?J feet above, the base f trades, lld al
a point directly opposll and at right
arglcs t i tii east lino of Mock I, at
feet.
At ihn Kiulhet corner of tdmk 1, at
it feel, and al a point directly opposite
and at rlictit angle to he west Una of
block I, nt 4.1 feet, and at a point on the
north, sldo of block l'.i, directly ivpoaltv
10 the aouthweat corner ef blck I, and at
rlt'it angles lo the sou Hi line of block 1.
at 4) feet.
At thn nortliisrst corner of block 1, al
11 feet.
A 1 the southrnsr corner f block I. at
14 fe.1.
At Ihe norlhrast wirner of Mock IK, al
4i feet, and at a point directly opposite on
Hie sontili nhle of block I and at right
angles to the north Hue vt block IH. al
4S fis'l. a hl at a point dlrev-tly omswlle
to the iwvihcast esirner of bhw k IS on the
west s'lle of block IJ, and at rlgtil angles
lo the east linn of block I, at 4S feel.
At the luterse,-t,ti of Alaincdi avenue
altJi Ihe east boundary of Taylor's As
trla. at 4 feet.
At Ihe northwest corner of block IS.
W feet.
At the southn.-s! corner of block t
W feet.
At tho northeast corner of block IT.
St feet.
At the southeast corner of bl.vk J,
Kl feel.
at
at
at
at
And unless a rcimnislrsiice signed
by
the ttwiiers of lhrte-lrll of Ihe prop
erty fronting on mild portion of e.tld strei-t
he nied with the auditor mid ollce Judge
althln ten daa from the date of the
final publication of this notice, the com.
moil council will cetulillnlt said grades.
Put.
. tins
it at
Astoria. Oregon, Kvhruary
It. i: .N-KI40V.
Auditor and V dice Jmlg
I'nl.rMlirv AVKM'K (ill API: Nirrii K.
Notice Is hereby given that the common
ciiuncll ,f the city of Astoria propose to
establish the grade of t'olutubU avenue
III (hut pirt of the city of Atria known
t'liiont n. at the f.ill.iwli g height
above Tbe lwi, i,f grMdes
At the southet ,-orner of block 1 at
ID feet, and at a point directly iippo'.t.'
on the east M" of bK k I1! and at nil hi
angle to ,-st line nf block 1. at 1 JO
fet, and at a tsutit directly posits to
(he scuithm.vt corner uf hMs k IS on the
iMrih side ,.f Pl.s k 31 uisl at r.ht aivabs
to the i.niili line of blo. k 17. at IS) fra-t.
At the sjuthrust coiner ld. k II. at
l?3 feet, and at a point directly npltr
en the north side .,f M k and at right
ancle to tho uth J'ne nf bl.vk II, at
1.3 feet.
At the imMhw-st irner of bKn-k at
in f.s-t.
At the southwest corner of bl x k U. al
IS, feet.
At the northeast firint of block 11. at
l feet.
At the southeast corner of Id.H R IT. al
IX feet.
At the south aide of Kingston avenue
at Its Intrrsecllim with t'olumbla avenue,
st HI feet.
At the north side of Klngsum avenue
at Its lilt -rsectlon with ""! linbl avenue,
at in) fret.
At the soutliweet corner of block 1, at
2eJ feet.
At the southerly ctirner of block a, at
Si feer.
At the Intersecthg of Columbia Cam.
bridge and IVwaco avenues, at fret.
At the northeast corner of bhvk II. at
ZA feet.
At the northerly corner of block B. at
ZA feet.
Aisl unless a remonstrance signed by
the owners of three-fisirthn nf the prop
erly fronting on said portion of said atreet
be filed with rh auditor and police judge
within ten day from the date of the
final jnitilicatlon of this notice the com
mon council will eouhllith said grades
iMted at Antorla. Oregon. February
, UM.
II. E NKlJf.
Auditor and Police Judge.
NOTICE FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notlra la hereby given that C. 8. Wright
and T. A. Hyland, axacutora of ths estate
of Elliabcth Jane Runaall, have filed their
final account In said eatata. In the county
court of Clataop county, Oregon, and
tha Judge thereof haa set February H,
18M. at tha hour of i o'clock p. m. fur tha
hearing of objection!. If any there be,
to trie allowance of th. same end the
closing of th administration of said
ta'9.
C. 8. wrtioiiT.
T. A. HYLAND.
Executors.
Astoria, Oregon, January 19, 1M.
CASV0RIA
For Infanta uid Children.
Ti. he
ll alii
tguiut
Mat
ir
tipw
THE PARKER HOUSE
CENTRALLY LOCATED-
i.oruer oi .Minn ami Ator Hire, i, Alorln
Guests Received on American or
European Plan.
THE PROOF
or tna pudding I in the eating,
and tha proof of llrjuora
IS IN SAMPLING
That', an argument that'a con
clusive demonstration,
Oura -will stand tho teat,
HUGHES & CO.
Antoria Iron Workn
rYont B l root, foot of Fourth, Astoria.
GENERAL MACHINIBT8
AND UOILKR
MAKRR0
Land and Marina Kogliici, iiolk-r Work,
Htoamnoat and Cannery Work a ape.
oUUty. Cnatlnga of all dascrlptlona
made to order on short notlea.
John Fox.. President and Bupertntendant
A- L- r Vice Prosldant
0- P Secretary
Astoria Batrtnara Bank Thsmmp
Don't tell her
That you love her
Hut just scml a
Valentine,
To be had nt
(IKIPFIN & RI'l'D'S
FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE.
I.. II isl'.LUi, tttt.l Msnnifer.
. Friday, February 18..
AAAAAwVAAAAawAAAAA
BLACK BOOM
George's Operatic
Colored Minstrels..
In Mighty I'nlson with the CcletrateJ
Georgia University GraJuites .
V.VVVVWVV
..... kee-s.l H'Sli. TV. IUII
d 'SO ?W. tUllerr.V
I IICIS V,.i , anlrlfnn A Re si's II sill
NOTICB.
Must be closed out. Tibia for all or any
portion of the stock and tools of tha iner
cautlle tHislnesa of the K. II. lUwm es
Into will be re.lve.1 up to I p. III.. Mon.
day. February 1. HW. Illgbt to reject any
or all blda reserved. Direct all bids, seal,
ed, to
0. J.
Til kJ.NVIt AUD.
Assignee.
lliUUll AND IUXMfI.
Three four rous. with board, at
reasonable rate. Table b.urdera ran I
a.vimusUlwt. Mra. K. C IMdoo. oornar
Ninth and Duouw atnwta
BOCIRTT MEKTINOa
I Tl Ul'I.K I.tUHlt. NO I. A I M
14. M lUgular comiiiunlcatlons hi I o"
the first and third Tuesday aseolrg m
I aack mo. th.
u. . i.n .oiis.uni, n. ss.
R. C HOUiEN. fccrstary.
PMOriUWloNAL CARD.
H. T.
CROIIHT.
ATTOHNET-AT-LAW
M Commercial atiwet.
JOHN "tTUQHTItK,
ATTORNST-AT-LAW
OfSo. upstairs, Aatorlaa Dulldlnc.
C. C. DHOW Kit.
ATTOTiNET AT LAW.
Uunderaon Building.
AfltorU. Oregoa
DR." cT". r.BTEa,
PHI8ICIAN AND BUROIOON.
Bpaelal attaoUoa lo dlaaaaaa of wobms
sod surgery.
Offloa ever Danalfara atar. Astoria.
TaiapboM No. U.
I. Q A. BOWLS T,
ATTORNCT AND COUNBKLOR
AT LAW.
Offloa oa Bond atraat, Astoria. Or.
Cbaatar V. Dolph.
Richard Nliaa
IXILI'H NIXON,
ATTORN BTB AT LAW.
Fortland. Oton. KB. aad
Hamilton llulldlng. All legal and aad
Uctloo busln a promptly att.nded to
CUI ma agalnat th govmmnt a ap
ttalty.
DK. JAY TUTTLE1.
PHTBIC1AN AND BURGEON
Offloa. room t and . TythUn bulldg
631H CoirunerclaJ Bt, Realdanea aam
Telephone M.
Acting aalatnt aurgaon 0. 8. Ma
rina hoapltal aenrlca.
rUrbta and Qranlta
MONUMENTS.
I1HOIP A MINAK.
XII K. Muitliou HI., Portland, Ut
AU. KI.VIIH OK CKMKTKHY WORK.
SEASIDE SAWjUILL
A oomplato atock of lumbar on baa
In tha rough or dreoaad. Flooring, ni
tlo. calling and alt kind of finish; mold
ing and ahlnglea. Term raaaonabl.
and prtoeo at bedrock. All ordori
DromDlly attended to. Offlco and yard
at mill. H F L, LOOAN,
Bnaalda, Oregon. Proprietor.
Umbrellas
lOf'KM, KKVH
AMI HKWINO
MACIIIXKH....
Also ill l ight
Muchlnsry,
C. H. Orkwitz
448 1)1" ASK.
Repaired
Prices cut In two.
iann.
FOR THE
WINTER-
AND SPRING.
Mjvln( purchased the stotlt
and business ol the Colum
bia Shoe Co.. ke are nlfcrimi
the pulilic our line ot funcy
and staple Inothcnr ut the
Lowest Miirjiln of Profit.
efficient snlcsrnen and con
sistent prices.
Peterson &
Brown.
: B
lor''
aw w'' w v w
jo Star Perform r a
JO
lu Hre.t Dancer -10
10
(Ireil ComaJlana-io
10 Ureal Slngcri 10
Walcli for I In- maud Nlrnsl
I'nrsdeun ArrUslof ths Itla
phone. liiid Ciiiieeri In fnMit of lb
Theater nt T h p 111.
- tsie .,pi 1 iiiurtur uwnoagais
HMie
Your
Physical
Necessities.
7 -
1 .-N,'V.
Tau want that which itrngthns your
syitom In this rold waathsr. Tou waat
that which helps you lo fulfill th. de
mands which business make on your
physical self, to withstand tlx severity
if the rhangsabl. weather and lo maka
you strong and keep you well. Ilarat
where good meats help you
ROHa. IIIUUIN8 ft CO.
A Narrow
Margin.
U H wo ar asking
oa our otock at
Ladies' and (kntV
Boots and Shoes
Our rood aro warranted.
479
Commercial
Street
John
Hahn...
1H71 1897
Fisher
Brothers
ASTORIA....
lubricati.no
OILS
A specialty
SI2LL
SHIP ClIANDLBnT
IIARDWARB
IRON AND ITEtX
COAL
OROCBrtlES AND TROViaiONI '
FLOUR AND MILL FEED
PAINTS, oita AND VARNISaag
LOOOOR8' BUPPUBS
PAIRllANK'8 SCALES
DOORS AND WINDOWS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
WAOON8 AND VEHICLES
Emil Schacht
AHGHITEGT
Ronma 317.318
Portland Savlnjg Bank Bide
Portland, Oregon.
Mines'
AND (iCNTLEMCYS
Underwear
MAOK TO ORDCR
Latest Slylns
Thorough Workmunahln ,
Prlcei Low
James Murphy
i ' I
(A
420 Commercial Street.