The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, November 13, 1901, Image 3

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    TIIK MORNING ASTORIAN, WlillXESDAY. NOVDMIJKR 13, 1901
YvvvvmYTrr-
Crockery Sale
Is Booming.
The cmh-1,, nmuul mil lr.-. ,..,v , yi,,,,,,,, biiignln rminl
-.!,., lay rr,i. Ua llf ,, ,y ,.,,. ,.,.:,,,. W( ttre al, ,
busy Uling tli- artl. Ir, lh.it hlll,Hy ,ad ( ,t.lns unl th"
ink. i gl. when 11,.- lay , ovr Hut Hi. w,.ul. Imte a.
'hmii-n In pin.
Are You Sure You Have Not Made a Mistake?
I. tthi.1 .., 1S ,.f ,,, ..,,. ., ,,, ,,,, nh lMt iif
tint si H,l,i , Until
Didn't See How We Could do it.
They -It til 1 .v h .w 1, .ill, I . , 1, 1 Hrtri, M .,, , ,llt. ,,,,.
Urn lime- fcii.l nm n,k mum b, , Jac, (n wt January 1st.
ROSS, IIIGOINS 5c CO.
!
I
l'n were hcJ4-(lly ttlnu-1" in Mh
evening,
M,iyir ll.'rgin.iii yntcrdnv sign lb
The funeral of the lat Mm. Nathan
Hchluwl will occur In Portland this
ft,riioon. The body will Iw Liken
frimi the family rKlli-n- to th mrn-
new pound 01 Iiihukv and 11m measure ng train and Ibr burial will Uk place
la n iv Inw. Tin- (l,iKriiirli r win vry
Indignant when th's nyaure pu,ts-
I ti v tli ruiitii'll. mil villi hi w(iiili)
resign, Inil hi r ultrtiiitl ui lux nut b"en
handed In, MhuiiM hi' curry out hi
threat, Id" city machinery will Ik- t
liilisy i'llppl",.
Thrci lliurt' grain carriers cleared
I III tlii- Jcwlali ciivt -y In the nvtr 'lu
lls. A larg., nunVr-r 4 Mnd of the
I family frr.lll thU city wlt attenl the
funeral. Th ii'hs of Mrs. 8'hlus.'l's
it'Otili 4a a sad stink tit her tmnv
i friends. There was no warning if the
I end, death '".nit very sudd -n. th r
jisult of htrt fullur. Mr. rhlu'
Im heart-broken over ;h Imm if his wife
yct.. tv fir th.i t'nne.1 Kingdom, car- J"'"'! th sympathy of tlm entire
ryliig SM.JSB lultja of hMt, vlii-l
Bt IK:' iSj:'. T.'h- Viwlpt .in,) tlwlr car
" f illow. W"aiwi-;,rIH luli-lii
,if wh-ul. w ind tVi.'JH), I-y hitl-l Hum..
I.i;"'i ImHHk of vh-a. wiirtli jr.T.VHS.
Tin' lrylatnl lr,i wji umtliln to 1 'io"
liii ill l',,m,ui rhuniwl f nil v liuli'ii
4ii.t l7'J l)Uh'. vului-J at KTW, wrc
The Morning Astorian
TKI.rllMIONE Ml.
N"TI-i: To AiVl;ltTlrti:iirt
l'llli.' nf r.,iy liiual Ttih III tlUl
II k, otT.i r tiy 1 , III (, , cur .
lKf4iin in fin f.ill.miiif morii;ng'
lit' hi TM ru'.n il ivrrn all
1 41 !c f tiiw-lll nl, rx ll!!llt r",liC
;..;
ToAV H WK.VTIIUU.
I'( iltTI.AMl, N I.' iv,ni anJ
ii!iikl 11. . .uiiiiu! mm (ini'tlinHy
.ii.. I lali, 1, axl ,i4 rjln In Ok'
11 ,i"h"in (irll'Mi, fair In tli nit:ni
l "r'.:ii an, I ..u(litly inn.
AROUND TOWN.
(V,l nitin Ml f r your coal riu:r
ni'nia OrIcr pr impily ftlird
lloa; la-rant mjl ltn!n Hun )(
lurn:, 113 ('hiimitoUI tr!.
I'airMiilio h 'liio ln,luiry n, buy your
(,! Bill grain at iU',m't mill.
IH'MT li-CKNT MKAI. : HIH1NU
HL'N UKSTAU1UNT.
I'hyi-il "u!lutT "ltili will
ni',' Wlni-lv uleht at ruiir'n Hall.
i:t at l'.;e ll,lrnt burlidr hup ft
ii ! U w Mk. Tlirf nrit-c!j tar
I,rr J. 1 ati,ni' Hi "f H k'ni. fhfp t
:h Y ,'k.iiiain trer, : i'iiiiiiiit.'1I
tr-rt.
I -.- f, rf,',-;!, " M'-n I M i, ! 1
. t -,- If v '11 a in' t l'-''
JllV-l
- J 1I111" 11
1
4.'
.r
I 1i you mvke? Try a "(rnia rtul
!;un." trin ninxi S.i'cnt rlKar mi the
mark"! rt,ill ivry whof.
If )'"U want h't w.kmI. piati u',! or
,i!ut fWwiiix! o!rtbtin Kelly, the
I tmiKfi-r man, l'lum ::ll hliuk.
1 "timcra! MuIIIvm." tha flnrat l-rrnt
ir!ir on tlio maikp; Hu, -iry tir.
I I'atMiiiai h.'iiiB linluairy by anioklii
: tlio "I'fiii ,.f Ait- ria" rljcnn, rtnrat
mile M inula tvir-M ly Mai Karlana &
j Kn!.-I.
V.ll!i', Til. 1 or llllrp l.lk'vK !,
!rt Hi IVI rl, 1. i l.Kr- 1.1 hlHlU'r K l.
' A IHfcll''V .1l1ttltft'J IU. ( iv J-,
in" ,f Al fian
J.ilin A M,int(,im ry lua nixnrj a
h 'li at 4?l lion 1 ir': r, n irrmrrit
to 1I0 all i'!Mr of i!miiUiiig anl tin
tIii at loimt p,,.il,lo nt-a
V )tnr u: rnplwl ihl vai'
,t 11 of liallau an, Krrtii-h (iruiKii. -It-otrl
ainl 'i.k,-,l .itrnlv f.ir lia bv
I'a- k ir l S11111I1 - J..i n ,n 1 1 r- .
TIik l(fuli!!.-n iriinarii w:ll !'
ln-M titii..rr, Tln-r in bP no m
li .MU n to :h ivulor Hi k't. Tin- i-oi-i'iitl.in
will l h l( on Nuvrmlit
ltol n coal laatt lonr. ! rlran. r anil
mak'' lra troubl with aiovan and
ihiinnrjf Dura llian any uth(r. Otorji'
V. tfaib-.rn. auiu; ul.phJtu I3'l
t'rani pur ry", Awrrica'i ftn,:
whlaky. Th only pur gjija. uar
n!rl iich an4 1:1 'Mo-. JOHN U
CAUION. H I A nt.
It wl.l Im- (ul'V w,', k ,1 f ! r.ii',,i;n
Itili'i ,lki ' n-w i-,tui, r i:ir ini will
In' i nlv I t 1ii-r irlnl trip, a .
ir.i,,. .nk a j, to bf ,.m.' , n :li'
,,i.i
TI, ' T k" r.ilni" a,iv ,.yt,'ia 111
.iiu a.,- Tli r ,':il i 1 ,'!i',:.''..' In
'"' iv r' -"' -: T. v tli "T k l'!iil."
I-: vnt.'i S: . ti tn.i'ii l!"ti l a:nl . m -
iii,-r,-!.il.
1 tin,' rlfli'i-ii luin.tr'! ti,U!i lirua'i,
to li'tt from: buy on; If the brlatlra
fin r.'tur'i II. 1 in iju',. yon a
it" iv mt'. i'Imh ltir'r
community In lua m-rnn'm-nt. Mra.
' H, liltiax"! wna a mttlvc of Vlulnla
I'lty. Ni'v., mii-I 3d )cu i.f sc.
j Tli I,iik IWch bath hoiia. oni"l
', by I'.iiuirla A K'tMI, la ilroyr,l
1 by fir M,iinluy m rn!nic abmU X o . k.
:anl Mr Cav'rl' r-uM'-nr -. wbUli
ttarht.-r-l iliwn tli. rlvrr nnl 1 M.b-.l IJoIiiIhk th bath hou . The origin
'i. r'. j i,f th fir at unkrilnwii. It la cbarir'il
- I In In, iKltnrtM!i or ap inianiui com-
Tli .-in.Hllni t llii w-lbr nmil It 1 lMU.ll.rn. Al"it S 30 o'clo- k fir l
lnii"ilbl f ,r any of lb untlii fl"tt i'l1',oov'"''l to Iwuliiif fnim lb n,.rlh-
10 l.iv rt y.fitr.liiy, nixl llw "In i"'"1 hu.l'lliiiC, anJ a if"nr-
l..rl" tl.-t la r..lly lm-r.iL.ln. with ai" " lv,''' N-ll'Vr cam
Ulilrall m f Hi lay ,ljy of Ui w W- " ,,ut ,n,,v cini,i 1" n'"h-
'l which h:iv lirn ,Ki,lr, at p..rt- ; '" I'"11' luM'tiitw 'T' totally d.-
l in l. Thr wrr but to inov..m.'iit i ""' '' furniture ami
yt.-rliy. rli S.-aii nrrlvM .b.wn ami 1 h-nj h l J K'-l of Mr .t'anarta. Th
Hi llr.tk.li alilt Travai.TC Hiving up. i ""'",K U" " "Upl'-d wt th time.
Mr. niiarlt Ix-inic In 8'UUiWn Califor
nia, awl Mr. Ir'riv!l in rrtl.inl. It
:a mil lh.u tii iiMfTt' naa ,m !n-iirni-if.
but th amount cannot b ait
cert dnl. Th.- baih hmitr nj ral-
With m -rail, mi of Uio nrtth'T. thne
tvlll li an x lua of ara n Mp f r tn
ih rlvr that will kH"i ih Imr ium
luy
Th cigar J.-.tlrta ,.f I" irtbinl have
t l,l.-titH' il:niiln'l t t-Mt 'lie nl kl-Hi-th--i,i
ma hm la'. ItitVr uto'k-l-.tiillv
Mml.iv tilir'it the iiiiihlin
r.- ,i.fl 1,1. k "n tb- oount'-rn mill
b t el,:,itin:ai ar i it'rt" I. Kvr a in
i!i iijili.rii, a nrkT',1 niiblin-. "ff
i-oii'il'JN th 'K-.ir mn biv c.iniil:ilii
'I b.lK-rlv anl It It a"rt,1 that their
li'iallH-aa Im f.ilK'll off fully M lr
. nt Th Imfrt-a hi irtitila I bat
in.t.-h in'a wl not 1 t ibTitctl In I' t!
1 111 1
A i". ul:r trr t-. ir a. , '.1;it occur-r.-l
In I'.'Nltnl M .n,Uv nlith: for N
1 "f :h r,.rtln.l Hallway C.nn.nv.
.i jiriH-eeilinic iMk Tblrti-ntti atrct
uhn th m,'lnii 111 w-m atru -k In I.'k"
hn 1 with a t,i?ie T.'ie blow niiioril
him un nnm-lmia nnj hr fell from th
lin 1 wltcr mat nirty IIO.OA N rth-
( l;i( waa ivl.
1
i An afternom publb-atiim, which
avma vry tniu h lntret'! In the
jwvlfiuv of tin cH'i'-n' tlck-t. prlnK-J
a ftik Int-rvl' n which it la awterlej
that th.- 'crliry of the cltl.i' com
mllt' anil thr-e or four myaterloua
IH-riona. rom.ntiif a Juntj. ore mak
I11K an effort to n.inw ian ll'l.tiin The
Itllllc.itl,.n In thla iaipcr "f Hie pnb
abl nomlnon la male th ba-w for
half a column of tho vr.ee)t r,t. quite
; In keeping with pretrtoua efforta on the
part of the overworks! JotirnuluatU'
iS.imaon. The Aatorbin haa auarht onlv
j b print new an, there la lUtle qU'ti
tlon that Hie canJ,li!e with the excen
(tlon of councilman from lh Firm
i wunl. w ill be about aa publl ie.l acme
!Jya ago In th.-e column. There may
.i..!...,,, in .ar r4,i aiong n, ... n , ,,, f()ny .'JunliW.. , ,he cUWvH party.
ir.t. K 1 t a an.i iratanc anl wn
Jump.! onto the ilv & Surburban
tnii k. It fln.illv l-'ft the wl ami
br ught up In a bun. h of tr-e. No one
.n klllel.
It w.ia errtnroua v utatel In the A
t irtnn ytr!.iy th.it th,' Mir.vhal
I '.it nit hat ili.ign h.-r anchor In the
I '.-r liirl-'r an ilnft.-.l out of the
, hjiiii.-l. Th v.-ae-l na am hore l off
Smith Point. w.Vt' the water la h;il-
I it M.iiuliv iiU-ht'a I'.il went nut
ml !-f hr 11 th mill, but when the
!i I., cam up y"tr.tay morning th
i' I w.ia rciiove.1 a abort Iwt.in.e
fiirih.i' on th rhcr .ml la now in
,e. ii tv.itcr II, r .in. bi ra h-1,1 accur Iv
j I ti I ri iff the bl . The roiort Unit til'"
jliii b i l lritKift l w-m br iiRh! up from
lllic lowi-r b ivb o. I'll: Hiv wtignt'.Kn
..'lott.l th.it I: HlVs cTTollooua
1 but none f them ha hiul ,-inythlng to
I ilo w Irh oillllral f ir,-'a.'ji nta-le In thla
I paM-r. A.a far as the ecw.irv of the
cltlxeiM coming te li ciMH-erne.!. he can
4iin,um pmltlvely that the Journal
istic HaniRoil I not th preaa agent of
the. party. 'J that auppvt fTm the
1t on which he employe. i n t
rxpeete.1 bv the cltlt.TH. Printing the
neWH an I naming cun, I. are to
il.ffereiu thing 4 fact which a,vma
utterly leymj the overork-l loc.il
e.llt.ir, who. not 5.UJlle,l with j"rtoriii
lug the ilutlea i't thnv men. now aecka
to emluri a political campaign.
PIANO FOIt SALE
K'.tttl im ui'nght p'.dn i tllotvarJ).
In g o.l c n.Jltloii. must le U at once.
t!l m :.M ir.th. I'AN HAUUUll.
The Man
With the
Clothes
Neither tlie I"1' tt,(tl
Nor th.. nmn with lh I'Ui!h
Can get along without tli !"'
tllh the I'lmil.
Whether you m f"r
Job, or a nml.l for her pnn.1. 'f
you would mieveoJ. "You mtlt
1H1'?W .1ecntly."
You don't necnaiirlly hav to
go to a InUor and pay from I3J.0O
lo M) 00 tr a milt or an overcoat.
ol'It kind of clothing, made by
the bent manufacturer! In the U.
H.. Which nienna the IU58T in th
world la rd nouh any
man; there l ao much itylea.iuch
x graiX' of ahnpelltieag about our
olothra, ami all for from
$15 to $25
We, have a few of IhO cheuper
kind, too,
Hilt we h"Al ,l,u "KmJ"
Mud.
IMiuraill& I
Haiha for l.ul.ca it ih Pulacr llitha.
I'r'fut rntiance "li al l of bill ,!!' .
"Ii.'p open ,n Htai lay morning:) for
j .hliiea and bath I'.ivla ft I'lrb.'tt.
, proprlrtora.
I,,, at- Sm.ill puvae r orit.iliilng two
riiiK . o'le a illanion I, a 11, 1 j:, in gl,l.
rimb r w ill be aiiltnbly reward.' I by
l aving Mine lit thla nfflce.
Family ayrlngeg from 15 centa upward
it It gera'. Fountain 8vrlnffe from
".' oenta up; anv kind of rubber good
ytm mny want nt bottom flgurca at
Itogera'. tl.l, I lllwa, building.
Indira wanted to work on ofn nil
Iowa; muterlala ftirnlnheil. Steady work
giuiiMiitc.'.l. cxivrlcnc uniieceaaury.
scnd at unpcil nvel.iH' 10 Mlaa McOee.
Needlework PeimrtnH'nt, Id.Ml Co., Chi
cago. The ineinbera of Ht. John clmpler, R.
A. M., hnd a very enjoyable time liwt
evening, the oivmIoii being the cn
(Inning of degree on team. After the
work In the degree wan conclitd.'d thoe
present pnrlivik of it very rnjoyable
biviKiuet.
The Hrltlah ahln t'ypnnncne arrived
iiil at (Juot'nMiotvn Aitunliy. tiflrr 11
long pannage of 151 d.iya. Only one oth
er ahlp of the 1900-1 gmln fleet, the II.
Ilnckfleld, Ih ytt to ri'lturt. tlhe la milk
ing a long trip, but Utter li no con
cern for her.
Tho Hoyil .Velghtiora will hold a no
dal on Friday tvtilnir, Nov. 15, at
Page hull, lo which nil their friend are
Invited. Hcfrifihtnenl will he served
and a good prigr.iin uminged for the
eiVjMlnn. A fancy I'lllovr and ipillt
will Im given away.
The crew of the barkentlne Echo wa"
1Mb! off yesterday by C, II. Callender,
of the ColumbU mlll. who dlHtrlbul.l
$1275.117 among the men. The Keho
will load lumber nt the Columbia mill
for South Africa direct. She will tuke
nway a cargo of nbout 900,000 feet.
The "Hunting fir Hawkins" conipinv
cliwd Iih engagement In thla clly taut
evening- The hnu was a Poor one,
but the show was equally cs good as
on the previous evening. Mb Conway
li a V'icullat of rare ability and her
HERE
YOU
ARE
Danziger's Stock Reduction Sale Is a
Money-saying Opportunity. PRICES
THAT CANNOT BE EQUALED.
Men's Overcoats,
worth ?:'2..r0, now $16-85
Men's Overcoats,
worth f20.0, now 15.00
Men's Overcoats,
worth fl COO, now 12.00
Men's Overcoats,
worth 113.50, now 10.10
Men's Overcoats,
worth $11.00, now 8.25
Men's Overcoats,
worth fl.o0, ow 6.75
Men's Suits worth
$18.00, now . . .$13-50
Men's Suits, worth
f 15.00, now . . . 11.25
Men's Suits, worth"
$12.00, now. . . . 8.00
Men's Suits, worth
$10.00, now . . . 7.50
Men's Suits, worth
$8.00, now .... 6.00
25 per cent discount on Overcoats, Suits, and
Mackintoshes.
20 per cent discount on Underwear, Shirts.
Hats, Pants, Trunks, etc.
A call will convince you that we do as we
advertise.
S. DANZIGER
Nfrf'K Foil Pt'BMrTATION.
Nolle la h"roy givn, that tha Com
mon Council of ih Clly of Aetor.a. hag
decUrnl Ha Intention n determlna
tlun to "-n.aMlah the grade of nth
atreet fnm th north Una of Duane
atret to the south line of Exchange
:p''.'t to that the same will be al tleva
tln t'.i'vr th ban of grad" for the
'!ty of As' rla as eitabhahM by gen
eral ordlnunc No. 71 a f d.owa;
A: th north I n? ( Ou.in Ht. 2I.S ft.
alcne aa d but of grades. At the outh
line of Kxchane s'.r"i ?H 1 fet abor
t.ild has of grains, the slop of said
tre"t b'.'twi'en laid d'gn:ed points
l i li g'ralght or gradual.
Tint the AulW and Poll.- Julg of
said City baa b n dlr til to give no
tice of tha Inti-ntlon of h said Council
to xtlil.au the grade of gild portion
f aald 'r"t aa aforeaald by publ.ca
1 1 n for '.'-n days In th Morning As
tor an a .1 publoatlon to be made anl
a ild not e b, b g!vn In the m inn- r
provldH by the Charter of sal 1 City, bv
resolution adopts November I- liK'l.
First ?ub!b-4 l'n N 'v. . lwil.
H R. NKLSON.
Auditor and Police Judge of the City
of Astoria.
'ltv Notice, No. 3.
F'nt pitblleatl n, Nov.
ImxI I'ubliratlnn, Nov. U.
NOTICMi ron PCULICATION.
Notice Is h'reby g:v-n, that the Com
mon Council of the City of Astoria, has
l.vUred l:g determlnatl .n and Intention
to Improv ami re;,alr 11th street frm
the north line of Commercial street to
th south line of Itond street In the Part
of the'tt of Atoria laid out and re
corded by John MuClur and extended
by yms Olny upon the preseni es
tablished grade thereof anl throughout
the width fnm curb to curb between
sidewalks by amoving sll th planking
n sail portion of said street between
the gl lnalk curbg and laying through
out th length of sild part of
anl street to be Improved two new
lingers on each sll of the center of
a,d street (making four stringers to be
laid through aalJ portion of nil street)
said new stringers to b laid retween
stringers n iw In said street and by
plankmg ald portion of ait street
throughout the wl.l h thereof from curb
to curb between eldwalka with good.
Hound fir plank 4 lm h' by 12 Inches In
sire. AM material used In said repair
and Improvement shall be good, sound
rJ or yellow fir and sal I Improvement
except is herein oth-rw'.s provlied
shall conform to the requirements of
general ordinance N . 1901 In relation to
:h Improvement of streets.
That the costg and expense of mak
ing said repair and Improvement shall
lie defrayed by special assessment upon
the lots, lani, and premises abutting
upon saM street or otherwise benefit
ted by said repair and Improvement
pro-rata according to the estimated
benefits, which said district of lots, lands
and premises to be assessed to defray
th posts an l expense, of aald improve
ments Is aa follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner
of lot 3 of block 59 In the part of th
t'l'r of Astoria laid nut and recorded by
John M,"lure and extended by Cyrus
Olney an running th-nce southerly on
a straight line ta the s 'Uthwest corner
f kit 6 In said block an running thence
easterly on a stralg.it line to the south
east corner of lot 1! in h! ick 53 of sal 1
part of said city and running thence
northerly on a gtraight Une to
the northeast corner of lot 3 in
said block 5$ and thence westerly on
a straight line ti the p.int of beginning.
and accordingly said district Is to con
tain l"t 3. 4. 5 and of said black 59
snl lots 1. I. 3. i:. 1J and 14 of sail
block 5S. an In the City of Astoria as laid
nut and recorded bv John M.'Clure and
extended by Cyrus Olney and Includes
all of the lots to b assess-j for ta'd
reps r ad Improvement.
That the City Survyor of the Cltv of
A-t. ti i has been direct I to prepare
anl file with th Audit tr anl Pod -e
Judge of sild city estimates ,,f the ,-ots
and expenses of construct. ng said Im
provement and p!nn and specifications
tor th- prop seii work.
That this notice is published In the
Morning Astorian for eight days In
p.unoian'e to a resolution aJopted on
Nov -m Vr 4. 1901.
Or.lerlt'ir the same November 6. 1S01;
date of first publican in.
H. K. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judse of the Ci;v
of Astoria.
City Notice. No. 4.
Firet Publication. Nov. 6.
Last Publication, Nov. 15.
Big Values Little Things
EVEN A NICKEL HAS PURCHASING POWER HERE IT
DOES'NT HAVE ANYWHERE ELSE.
5c buys
Kmbrv.dery ai.d H. S.
Handkerchief .,
Heavy Torch'-n lic, five
widths
Hard RubVf Dresaine
Comb
1-Inch wide Elastic
Whl: anl farviy finished
Ilraid, five yarki
Embroidery H.p
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
Handkerchief Pattern for
working
All kinds of Fancy Braids
Goods.
9c Buys
Fancy Jeweled Hatpins... 9C
Embroidered laoce Edge f-
Handkerchief Vt
Ladles linen Collars, anr A.
Style "C
Pom pa dor Comb 9C
5 yardj No. 2 Satin Rib- A
bon. any color 7
The Sanitary hair binder.. 9C
1 pair Fast Black Ladles A.
Hos yc
One Child'! Large Oil Bib 9C
for Worklne Stamped
Shanahan's
THANKSGIVING DAY
RESERVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
TURKEYS.
MrNCE MEAT
PLUM PCDDING
WILD BLACKBERRIES
LONG'S FAMOCS PRESERVES
WILD ROSE HONEY
JAMS AND J-EXJjTES.
FOARD 0 STOKES COMPANY
NOTICE FOR PClSLtCATlON.
Notice la hereby given, that the Com
mon Council of the City of Astoria, has
declared Its Intention and determination
to establish the grade of Duane street
from the cast line of 12:h street to the
oast line of 13th street in the part of the
City of AntorU laid out and recorded by
John McClure and extended by Cyrus
Olney at elevations above the base of
grades for said el'v as established by
general ordinance No. 71 thereof as fol
lows: At the east Une of Uth street. 20 feet
above said base of grades, at the west
line and also at the east line of 13th
etreet 24 5 f.et abvo said base of
grades. The said par: of said street to
be level from nor;h to south, the cross
ing of said street and 13th street to be
level and the slope between the east
line of 12:h street an the west line of
13th street to be straight or gradual.
That the Auditor and Police Judge
has been directed to give notice for ten
-lays by publication In the Morning
Astorian In the manner provided bv
the Charter of the City of Astoria of
the Intention and determination of said
Common Council to establish the grade
of said portion of said street, by resolu
tion adopted November 4. 1901; first
publication November 6, 1901.
H. E. NELSON.
Auditor anl Police Judge of the City
of Astoria.
City Notice. No. 2.
First Publication, Nov. 6.
Last Publication. Nov. 19.
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CAUTION I
Before you buy a stove or
range examine the
Royal Charter Oak
Better work, less fuel and la
bor, and las: longer. Price
reasonable.
W. J. Scully,
431 BOND STREET,
' Between Ninth and Tenth
C. W. BARR DENTIST
Mansell Building.
573 Commercial St., ASTORIA, OR.
TELEPHONE. RED 2061.
Andrew Asp,
H'ljrtii Jlakfr, DlarLsinilh and Booeskotr
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
Special Attention Given to Ship aid
Steamboat Repalrlng.aeneral Black
smithing, First-Class Horse
Shoeing, etc.
CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANH STS
Dr. T. -U. Ball
DENTIST.
Page Building, Astoria. Ore.
THE Finest Restaurant in the City
Regular Meals 25 cents
Sunday Dinner a Specialty
PALACE
cc,.t,EKuLs, W. W. Whipple
" Lest You 00."
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE
and UPTON TEA at
Fisher Brothers'
The Morning Astorian
Sixty Cents Per Month
Delivered nt Your Residence.
We Rent New Typewriters.
Many new improvements added.
See our In test
No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter
New Art Catalogue Free . . .
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Exoluaive Pacific Coast Deaiers
246 Stark St., Portland, Ore.
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Insurance and Shipping.
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