The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 30, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTill', MOUNttiti A&TOKIAN, Til UK SI) AY, JANUARY 30. IH02 WOOD IIASKKTS AIno Shopping iiimI Lunch UakcU nnd nlniont all oilier UHfl'ul kimlit intitlc. In chip or willow. A good wood liiiHkrt for Hcvcnty cent, and nil the rot ulioiil it modimt in price. ROSS, HIOQINS & CO. The Morning Astorian TKLHI'lloNE Ml TUB WBATIIKIl. I'nltTI.ANIi, J.in :-Wmiiii ore ion and Wralnii Wnalilniiloii. Tliui day. nw turning lo mln; wanner. Knalcm Oregon, liialein Walllngt.i ml Idaho, miiiw, probably .ruing In mill, warmer. AKOUM) TOWN. (Vil! Cnal't Coal'M He H Elmore CD about II Cull Main Ml fur your coal re'iulrt larnla Order promptly filled. fatroiilie heme indwrtry and buy your ad, bay anil gialn al (iaslou'l win fill al th Occident barber shop for up 10 date work. Thr niai-cla tar. Imm Try imr mil. I cured Eastern ham nil bacon and you will surely be llrn'-l Juhiiin Ilina. (I'airnnlut home Induatry ly smoking the 'Trld of Aadirla" rlgur. fine! made Manufactured by MacFurlun k Knolicl I 111 weekly; male or futnale. Copy ing Mteia al huiim. Hf nil 1 alamp lili pplli ail. in lYtitr Hui.ly Hull', Ch.gll Another ahlptriMit of chee" .m I . h.'. Vligtnl.i blarult. Athena. Ha muli ami Champagne wafr. JUM In. J.ihnaon llroa ll...uii'tn f.ir masquerade suit and masks al Crohn's I i. parlin. nt .(tore, "The Winder," next to Slinna linn iiur" J Siiauna, manager , l(ilyii i'. a I Inula lunger, la leaner .ii.t m.ik. lra trouble with atovii and iliimiH) tin.- limn any other, lirorge W Sanborn, agriit, telephone llll. Jai urn" g ut ail kind cheap at J.,lm A M liUoiiiPiy, al No. 4:3 Itnu 1 llm Yokohama llaauar. K2 Cuininrrt Inl aii.-.t. d ea nil kind of tinning, plumb- alrrrl. I Iiik urn. ail ( am fCtlng promptly tin I skillfully und al Very m '.brute I tli . a r. r III nt.- Bill' akn-rt, with brl. l:lll of rooms, with uriirf .Ninth and lallrj de-drlnit I" hn B. whiK il ! I llnlr huiiira may rail at :!l Four- bund! n-Tiilh street. . '' Tin' rummag" "nlc will tUnf "M KrMay iinl . it a f'W iluya rn'in I rt-( l-.iri;iiliia A Iltt nium-y l.uya f rluildnif. maitailna. -. (iwmr of fumllurn In a flvt-Mm rullNKD Mlalit-a In dlaimrw of It. Fur ii 1 1 urn la In iiuod cnndlllim ami ran tx hail at bargain. A nap for fam ily wIhIiIiih- 4i ri-nt coIUk crnirally luratxrl. A'Mrcaa "A." thl (ilTlco. Th runly court a In ai-aalvii vraii nluy, whrn bdla WBra rr'IVml for lh rnunly iirlnllna. a follow; Nuvr" I iiIij.iii. of f'urtlund, i, b-nt man. The and lluda-i't. rti.h lt, rnl -t a'tjiir; Aalorlan, 20 rcnla P'T aiiuttrv. TIik nnirt liJt laki'ii Hie mutter un dir advlw-nirnt until lud.iy. Tli" niurrlnifi. of Mr. Kiank M O-r-dr nnd Mia Miid.-lltin IVnmdl ttua ilriiirili'd ycNli-rday uftTnwn at lh-nulili-ni of lh- tirldi.'a inni fir. Th ri'ii-niony wa Tforiit.il by KalhT l.ftinv only Immi'dlaii- relailry and frli-nd of lh- runlrni Una; parlli-a rcln pri.nl. Mir Knitwrlni. Hlnnott ii'i--A in tirldi-arnHld and Mr J. II. Kin- hiipt y lutiplr Iff t III I In- cvnlng on ,i I urddlliK lrl nln-r nlil' h lin y .III nmki" Axlorlii i li.-li- futur.. bornr lUiili Mr. nnd Mm 'li-rdi-n hav.- a iol "f fili'iid In lhl rlly. I'nilnicli'd inwilnKa nil- Ijfliig tii-ld In llii Norwrlun M'lliodlt iliunh. Kiwi Aalorlu. Tli" a'iTlrc lonluhl will Im coiidm led In KiikIIkIi. Jti-v dIh-ik w ill pri-iu Ii. llt-v. c. Kiickiuin. uf i'urlliiud. will Ni'.-u k on l-'rhl.) vrnliiK ami I In- folloliiK Sal. I, mli ; t,i, ,) Ii UlIlK I ..M II- I Mr! mi IKK -.1 ill I,. 1 . It f l.-n .,l. I. in I Tin1 irli- to bo iilvi-n for llii' uatulni'l ctiarurliTa and i hi ii.inm. i tli.' anniiitl bull ..f K. of ll.'llliilll liri d!n.!.iyi-,l ..-at i. m 111 III .1 C I if Koiird A Ktukr wlnd'iwn Tin- i'IkIh prlx. iiiuki- un liiiliiir army nnd will bo vi-ry arci-ptiilili- in i hi- iu. ky wlmu'ra. W riTy many klnda "f SrlilllliiK" l-t It'iaatcd t'offiva. We liavu thdr Oniral Ainrili un and Hawaiian bb nJ Thi'lr miiibiiiiillim bb-nd nf Java and lluuulian. Tbi'lr Morhn hnd blnid, and many oUn-m loo numi-roua In ni.-ntlnn Try thl coffiv. Wr will gladly rfund your mnnfy If the good do nut glv rnlli.' aiiila'a. tion John wm llrni. Tli" iliunii'i' llii'xitlo km unulili' lo nmki' ti.-r p gu'ar nii .i roitland lai niKh! on a. . niiiii of iwuntt lr- in i ti Wlll.iiii.lli'. Tin- l.inllii" l.'fl up nl lln' umml ln.ur and will K" tbroU,')i tli Wllbiini'ltp aluinli. Th.- Hallty 5.ii. rt iii nn.ili; t.i ii iik- b i r. gu ,nr inn fi-iu I'm::. in. I .irnlav. Hla. Kh i."iiiniriii iik nigu ll'ini.tii Wlw bi-iiitiH" lo wan ovi'ra'oi-k''d ; i iifraM ih.n .ifii. of tin. di'- I . ut .elm- M mi'' la .ivir. i '" i'h and boy' MiniiliiK u-'k i - and utid-'r-I. ut I 'lll I.IIVI II I an I ii'iTC'iml iv. ay 'ki- Itn--f" ni nrily a in' R . m . Th. iiii'Moi-an-i'v 'In l.- iiiai kiii'ii-l. i I I' ati I Hi" prlri- !.ll'il.d ..I! lll-i .!'- ! cxally mf Ihilr riKiilar vn'ii.- V.ii inn g.-i bar nalna ailll but ' y.ni'11 hu- tu hurry." Arilrlra of Ini ti urailun of thi- Hra-.b- I'm III. hi i '.iini aiiy t-ri flb'd In thr i.fflr' of !h. riiiinly rb-rk yil'r day. The rapltiil '. k l f .iftfi, dl yld.'d lulu :ua ahnn uf Ilia) rach. The In. "i irn Lira ar Klumxl H. Zll"r. Ilward N Z-lb-r and S J llubliai'd, uliu nri' narni'd ui truti--. The piliiilpal onirr of tli.. iiiiiipiiriy u be nl K.-anldr. nnd It" nhji-ct I' in buy mid in-ll ri'iil raiate. ir-rt nnd l-a. I bulldingiv II la iiNu tli" Inimtlun of I llii' Iiiiurpnrali.ra In build a dnnrlng ! i nvllli.n at Si-aild.' and have It ie.dy fur (-a ii il" al tin- open ui; of i hi; nummrr .ii h.i:i .M-umifi-r Ii Sli and I i . .lb-ait In r-in i i- till, n In I he lir plan and new idaiil. .Mr .', uf ihi; 1'iil.rri.al .impaiiy. h!rh I It n plant ! A a i . i . .I'y rati-id.iy wi.h III. utimiH uf Ih l.a (-'nil.' lalli.-d nl h If y.ui nl but w.xxl al.ili w.hh nr thrr ftrvwou.! tplrphonn Kelly, lb tranafer man. Th..n J3II blaik. Hie caanllne ihii..rir Anlla anlv nl yralerday from NY'tUivo. IninKtrig a cuanllty of aalnioii in Krbruary II, Hie I'mbylrrian ihunh will glv an eulerlalnmenl, of wlii. h due annunm rmrnl will be made later Are yuu fund of vegetabbl. If -. all and !el na Irll you alhoii profi nv-l rtork. th bt to be ha4 In tin Jakamm llra fof Sole - One Jrr. y cow idryl. or II riol.ange f .r a gout n.'W mlli-li iw Addrv-i or api ly In Hamuel lit mr Thr bnrkriitliii. I'lu hnlla rlraivd ye In day f r Knn IVinrln.-ii. She lake it CIO fret of lumber fmui Hie (Villini bia inllla The Trlllh ilrnmahip lndrav, III. I'aplnlii l'iain. nirhe-l reidny front ll'iiiKkimit. arin an uneyrniful paamigi. A full laiitn awnlta her. A wholeaon and mbatantlal rural aa be hail for l( rent at (II Com rrliil atr!. Tim Hlalng Sun lira tautaat. Tha KVttrh bark Veraalllea arrhed ylerdy fmm Nomla. She I report rd Oi be undrr rharter lit load grnln. The Women' Auxiliary of (irn.-e I'huri'h will have a lisi thl aflernumt at the h ne of Mr. Amnion J Tav lor, fnnn t u at II t o'.l.M'k. A ronllaj Invllntlon U vitrndeil tu all. Th- IVKivr of I'.h ah'iniaji w ill g! a tat: (Inn- ilniui' on Saturday etrnlng, r.'l.ru.iiy 1. at llattihorn' ball. Tb k . ' aJnill'liig lady and gentleitinn I'Miit Inll-H and rhlldren IT-e tah Th. . i iild niomlliga, nb hut rakra mi I pun- maple ayrup will gnatly llmprute your morning meal. We car ry the prepared a.'lf-rlaliig burkwhi-at and pan rakr rl..ur. aJ.t a line of pure maple ayrup - Juhnaon firm. Ihi' i:p'orih U-rtKue will be inlir taltie.1 Inmornm' (Friday) evening al ih.- h.nni- of Mr. and Mr. IV J. Si-bin; id. nl M3 Franklin avenue. MiintH-ra and frb-nda are cordially In tiled Tin- aii'.uin r Allhiiii e ai rlyed y. i r Inv from Sun Franelaro. bite rned In al pt 50 a i liN k. tth.-n the tl.le wit luit. and made a.iundlnK. It wu found Ilia! there tun ;t f.-ct of water n tin' bar l'o.ipH" Hi.' i .un die W. t". T. I". ttlll meet nt : .la thN KtentiHin nt It hall, .inner of Uund nnd Kb vrnlh Klivel The niiellng will Ih. of Inier and a full al'. Il lit'H e of riii'inbein in reilleflted. A w.t-ml meeting of the Mixkholil ei of the Alaska Fliliernii-n'a l's k Ihk I'.iitipitny will Im held at 1 n'l'lmk Ihl aftetnoon The purpose of the meeting la to consider the advlaabll lly of Inereivulng (be tupltnl tm'k. The grammar arhitola of Ihe rlly will hold i-loelng elenlar at th High Sehii d aembly room on Friday nft iriKaxiit An IntervNilng program of aatty ha been prepared. The grnm umr rlnaaea of the Me.'lure nnd Adair ,,-hiail will partb-late. loitltl riintl-tt.ti Hon to I. Kin !Ute. ra ii n l It l.a nk in 'li the Inn n ir fu- Two tt.-. kl.kliiK I.. i..,.t he - : par'ii.- i. 'i. givnt .t i Men u u;t o -r. ".it -and in i k. .ire going k . an r. .:- II- Wlw waa I,, .'.i. n erst' ked; b..' -'III.' uf the le- ' ' I .mi U'for? hi hi;..r Mt!.- i otcr. nnd over. -1 1 it and Nij and .till'" a:.- unnlng n.-i k ll.it. pitn'H ..nl utidcrtvi-ar to .. I ir .'in have I .adn i.r A woman reai-bng a! N'..th Sh-T reeently tinderw. -n! a .ini.-.that lute: eating aurgU-iil oM'rail.iri ut Si Muiy' hupltal. al the hand nf I r Thirty an gall Mmim tten from the gall bladder, urn! the la now ulrrnmt !ei-.,vi.-. and able to leave the boaplta! In lay Full. ui. taken tt on. m will be a felt of 'em. The are m.-li:tig Htt'iu Th.-r Int.oli. H left and them reprex-nt." tegular alu tlll. bu: y ntel .iteii-.iat ataek y ike the In-autlful "ti'y a few mark the priee i,UutM on exaeiiy half their You i n n get bargain u II ban- in hurry." J ili n an In. The pr.'!liniiiuiy liennng of Jamia and I'atrhk Kurrell. on fonnutlon eharglng them with threi enlng to kill . N. J.ihna. near ('In waa eoni'lu t-d In Ihe Jtiittlce a yealerday John Fnrrell wu held In i: b in. la to appear tiefore Ihe eln U! i.uirt The other two defendant were i!l barged The rnunler elmrge uf aNauuli and bat;ery preferred by Ihe Farreli waa withdrawn. i The Ibm.sli lnp Knubraen I on Ithe nay down the river, wheat laden ! fur I'urope. It la utal-d that the vea ' el will lie nrreated on arriving here mi ai'i oiiut of a 1-'.aim of a sailor named F.dw unl.. The ullor ai:lved In l'orthind on the Ilia, braes and lat- er nhlppej on the Oerman chip Curl, i When the Carl reaeh.al Afttorla Kd- ourt 'warda wa put ashore, the crew hav ing objei li'd to hi sailing on the hlp 'on aceotini of lilin-sa. Kd wards claims ! he wn kicked and beaten nshure at I Portland wiihout being paid what u j due him. He Is notv In the city jail t and has engaged Judge Winton to I prosecute his case. CAN W INTEREST YOU in un arliclc you wciir every dity '! A Dress Goods Special FOR TIMS WKKK ONLY. Wo prido otirsolvcd on the extra lino stock of Dross t.i )ods now on our shelves nnd in order to inovo t-3 stock will Cut Off the Big End For' your l.cncfit. This iimkcs a bitf savinx if you huy'now. Alter while you mij:ht need the same thing und will lmvo to pay the regular price. THE A. DUNBAR CO. OoO Comniorclnl it. Aalorin'i IVpulnr Btoru. Tiieaduy evening. Februur). 4, Hun. F. A. Falkeiibiirg. head eonaul of the 'inlmeii of the World, will addre-s Ihe public at Flshera" opera house lie la conceded by all who have hmrd him to le one of the best orators on Ihe Amerl, an stage today. Mrs. J. T. liusa has been secured to lake charge of the musical in of the program. This In ps.lf Insures the public n dellchtfill evening. Fvi r ybmly Is etirdltilly Invite.!. The Push Club last night tabled two eommunlca'liMs-ne from President Schcrncckau and one from Sevrctary WiHklfleld, of Ihe Commercial Club. reU,atlng that a committee be ap pointed to act in cvnjunetlon with i It. M. (iusti'ii, president of the road committee of the Push Club, slated at lust night's meeting thai the cum mlttee went before th- county tourt und rtnuested that btsly to purchase a mmv suitable cnigne to run the tvu ity aatv-riKll. which Is to be ued i in repairing the U-wls and Clurk r.ad. ! Ihe present engine b. ing Inoileipuate f. r Ihe purpose. He smd thut he bc , lieved thin the court was fuvorub'.y NiispusiM towards the project und , would net favorably at the next regu lar meeting. Mr. Huston further 1 stated that he was almost certain the mad would be planked from Astoria I to the t'badttell school house before summer opens. He also said that the similar committees of th" immerclnl .agricultural committee was preparing Club and Chamber of Commerce to 'statistic on the utent of the county and what products the land could raise The committee, Mr. Canton said, would consider ll a fa vor If residents in the county would send a list and description of any thing they have for sale, us by doing so ihe committee could reply intelM- Th- question of sanitation waa dl cussed nt tha meeting it the Tuh Club Inat night. tec'etxy Lyman brought Ihe aubject up by aiatlng that he thought It advisable to Invite the Woman' lub In be present at torn future meetlnr. to discus the matter. It develop that the ilty councl told Mr. Oaslon, the former presl dTt of the Push Club, thai no suit able dumping ground could be had and the prem-nt state of affair would have lo be tolerated. Dr. Hender son ald the better plan would be to Induce ihe city council to draft a health ordinance, a that now in force wo wholly liiadeijuule, ftherwbe he thought the evil could not be reme died. The matter was finally referred to the sanliary committee. 'Iiiilirnan J. If. Hans n. of the ciuni II fire nnd water committee, yes terday made un Imeatlgatiori of the hydrants, with Vlrr chief Htixk'on. and found llietn to be in goi nimpe, with a single exception. One of the hydrant was frozen up, but thawed out. Mr. Hansen resrte) to the council last night that the Silsby steam engine had been made ready for use. ao that. If the water supply should give out, the city would be af forded fire protection. Mr. Hanen laid been prompted to take the step when It wa reported to him that th small reservoir on the hill was dry and Ihe water had fallen 2 feet 7 in ches In tbe big reservoir. Should the cold snap continue, the Amoskeg en gine may be prepared. It will cost more than 1100 to put thl latter en gine In condition for use. The ordinance Introduced by Mr. Itrlx at the council meeting last u!;ht w ere s.-nt back to the ways and means iimmittee after first and second read Irg The measure are n-t explicit enough to suit th" author, and will Is- amended. The report of the com inl'tee and that of City Attorney Smith, in whom the requests for va .atlun of strve'.a were referred, were pre-mc. t i the council. Mr. Smith' report was a miM protest that the matter should n.rt be referred to him. as he was the attorney of one of the petitioners the Clatsop Mill Company. However, he recalled that he had made a rejiort when the American Can Company asked vacation of Third street, stating thut vacation could be made only through sale. The council had decided that operation of the fac tory for IS years was sufficient re muneration. with which the attorney did not lake Issue, The matter of re muneration was one for the council to deilde uin. The rejKirt of the committee recommended vacation of Twenty-seventh street for the Clatsop Mill Company, on condition that It re build Its mill and vacation of Thirty-eighth north of the alleyway near the corner of Commercial, provided the Astoria Box Company repaired the crossing at Thirty-eighth and Com mercial and Improved the street from the crossing to the point on Thirty eighth street where the alleyway be gins. The eompany has signified I'.s willingness to do this. Mayor Supre nnnt said he had Interviewed a great ninny leading business men and had promote the shipping Interests of As toria and matters pertaining to Im provements in the harbor, and also to promote a better feeling with Portland. The music il f.irve c .medy, "The Queen of Hnytl,'' which conn s to Fish er' opera house next M. 'inlay. Is spoken of by the Portland press as being one of the best i o'ore.l organi sation traveling. The play Is a com bination of ttpom, farce conn dy nnd polite, up-to-date vaudeville. Inter spersed with good spec'al'los The company rarrle Its own band and orchestra and makes a parade t noon each day. Sent sale opens Saturday morning nt Oriinn Iteed . It was reporte I yesterday .that Miss Hansen, who was In the roasting ac cident Sunday night, was suffering from Internal Injuries, nnd that her death wa expected. Dr. Fulton says the report waa Incorrect, and that the young lndy I getting along as well a could be expected. A report that the leg of two of the boya hurt at the time had been amputated was also denied. Dr. Tulton atates that Hen Hansen la doing nicely, but that It will be Impossible to make a definite amtement for several day to come. gently to outside. ejiierles received from the O. n. Hlggln had a narrow escape fmm drowning at Smith lake, on the West Side, yesterday afternoon. With II. C Thompson, Mr. Hlggln went I over to enjoy an afternoon of sport ; on Ihe Ice. While skating around he j went through, and It waa only aft er much difficulty that he was res- I ctled by his companion. The Ice was so thin that Mr. Thompson was un able lo get near lilm at firt nnd he was chilled through when finally help ed from the lake. Mr. Thompson went ! through while trying to assist Mr. ' Illgglns, but apart from a thorough wetting he did not suffer from hla ex perience. Mr. Hlgglns remained on the West Side last night. The Hchitol board met yesterday aft ernoon for the purpose of appointing a director lo 1111 the vacancy caused by the resignation of F. P. Kendall. The Woman's club, of ihls cltv, had rn.de a strong effort to have a woman ap pointed, but the effort was Ignored by rhe directors, who tcli-cied J. A. F.akin for the place. While Mr. Ea kln Is thoroughly competent, his ap pointment will be a great disappoint ment to tbe women, who had expect ed the board to fill rhe acancy In the manner suggested iy the Woman' Club. Mr. Eakln holds until the ex piration of the term for which Mr. Kendall waa eelctod June, 1S0J. Mr. Dikin's eictclon waa unanimous. I Chairman J. K. Illgglns, of the board, waa granted a leave of absence until June 1. Mr. Hlggins' family Is at j Palo Alto, Cal., ind ne will remain ' there for the next four months. He expects to leave on Monday. hlle not at all lit, Mr. Illgglns has work ed very hard for the past eight or nine yeara, and he feels that a lest w ill be of much benefit. Mr. Illgglns went to last night meeting prepar ed to resign, aa his term expires in June, but the other doctors would not consider a resignation, Insisting that he should be granted a leave. Mr. Barker will .succeed Mr. Illgglns as chairman during the tatter's ab sence. The board autho'ixed Clerk Ferguson to make arraiige-jmnts for securing the property on which the West Astoria school housj Is to be built. The Taylor estate has offered the district eight lots In the West Und, and the board desires that the necessary deed be lecured. Aa soon ns the special levy Is available, work on the new building will be commenced. & & $ i& Hi Hi v w Hi Hi HI' Hi' $ Hi' Hi' Hi 25 0 0 REDUCTION On Alen's, Youths' and Boys' Overcoats Our line is still complete. S. DANZIGER &C0. Hi Hi) Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hie Hi Hi Hi Hi Lest Forget REMEMBER (July a few days loft to se cure III; B Alio A INS in DRY GOODS AMD CLOTHING A T SHANAHAN'S Saturday Will Be List Day of Sale- You Can Save Dollars ISy purchasing during my Spec-iii 1 Sale. II. II. ZAPI1, The House Furnisher. ' omnierrlt'-t. HERE ARE THE PRICES NOTICE! Fine ateel ranget, complete and warranted (23 and IIS Alr-tlsrht Heater from 11.85 up Stylish and comfortable rock ers at $1.75 to J8.S0 Elegam Oak Sideboard $10 50 Fine Mantel Beds W Oak Chiffonier 7.50 Oak Extension table ( feet only $5.00 Ash Bedroom Suite 11.50 Thl -ty-round Hair Mattreaa ... 10.50 Linoleum. Window Shades, Chair. Tables. Dishes, Carpet. Rugs, Deska, everything for the house at price never before offered in Astoria. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS SILVERWARE REDUCED FOB THIS WEEK hverjtliing id our handsome r riffl ATIlT APH line of Silver-are ZU rLt )L 1 Uff BCT NOW AND CATS II ON I Y FOARD & STOKES CO. iHERE'S T I SALE DON'T OIAIT The time to haj ia right now. WJS ARE saari ficing Phoea this month, o tbat ymu eun bnj an extra pair wits ontfealing it ... . Peterson & Brcojn found sentiment strongly In favor of vacation of the two streets. He urg ed the members to carefully consider the matter between now and Monday, when the regular meeting occurs. Mr. Trulllnger, while opposed, on general principle to permanent vacation of streets, said he would not vote against the pending measures, but he express ed the hope that the two companies would be compelled to operate their proposed plants a certain length of time, as was done when Third street was vacated. The ordinances present ed laat night authorize the mayor und auditor to execute deeds to the two petitioners and place them In escrow- in the Astoria National Bank until the conditions Imposed are com plied with by the companies. PERSONAL MENTION. M. W. Plllsbury. of Portland, is in tha city. C. P. Overbaugh, traveling freight agent of the O. R. & N., was In the city yesterday. P. L. Parker, Edward Streumeyer and II. T. Pennell spent yesterday skating on Smith lake. "Wa lead, etkara follow. OUT PAYING RENT wa yaur own ko Don't par Inter, The Oregon Muto.l Ron Society Will buy you a home for tlOOO, er fay your mortgage for the saate amoana. You can repay them at 3 per raanta, without Interest Send for IraJIe. ar plaining our plan. Home Office, foe commere!! tltdav. Portland. Ore. Tel. South 101. Local agents wanted In every tewa In the atate. Contract matured aa follows: December il. tm. No. 1. January 18, 19t No. t. Braacn Office: 424 Connerclal St, J.A.FASTABEND GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DATS. Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne removes the cause. E. W. GrtJve signature on every box. Price 2S cent. A colored woman In Montgomery, W. Va., shot four men because they refused to play rag-time music when she demanded It. The men had the consolation of dying in a good cause. Dr. T. U. Ball DBNTWT. 521 Commercial St. Astoria, Oe. Andrew Asp, ITaroi later, Hirhnitk ii ImisleeT FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICB8. Special Attention Given to Ship art Steamboat Repalrlng.General Haelt smithing, Flrat-Clasa Hot -Shlg, ate. COfiSER TWELFTH fj2D Cl'SSa ST