I Good Things for
J-niicy l'lutwi, t'uj and Suuccrs, Janlinwrs, Chafing
ihIh, Five O'clock Tww, Itakcta, J longing or Stand
I4iin, Sot of H. Walluco Silver Knives and Fork or
HiMXins, Odd Pieces of China and lot of oilier things.
NotroublotoshowgoodH.
Ross, Higgins-.fiL Co.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN
TlMIONK ML
TUB WHATllKM.
liim,Al, lm. II,-rt.in, rt
1 cloudy vtllli aliowrr In went,
0000 oooo ooooo
Some Tilings
tor m:i:i
Every Day
Hook ni Eye, tr card ,..lc
Mo.mI Cotton, i)ol JOc
ToiUl Iin, pr vPf c
Wool Mm lie
WtiflUh Canfemer tie
ISo lluck Towel .......lTo
Infant' Wol Hoe ...... ....SOc
l,feUr' Wrapper to $3
J t!nt' KU QIovc 11.83
i t,.li' Flcnnelctl Gown...
5o to 5c
1 .
A. Dunbar Co. I
oooooooooooa cooo oooo ooooo
The ronf.'ttl dm nt th tlrou to.
iht.
MiSrone llrl ,.'ho for rrmn,
Kit rnt .r an. Ftainr Urn.
Md you thaw icKnt null cm
iMnnlcBW A Co. lire rvlng away?
Iliiy your milt -r ovrwit from lnn.
' A ' mill jet mi fliR.uit mill
( rnto fr- of i hawj.
8
RELATIVE TO
tm
High Grade
Smoking Jackets
and House Coats
Of rf'iuMe-facetl revvMlblo rloth
In Oxfaii Itluo Marron or Tan
MlKtum. The rcveran aide are
In pliildM and atrlMK with whlrh
th rallara ami ruftt aro nlno
tiliiim.J. All lr.f nt 14, fS. 17,
, it ana lit.
MEN'S DRESSING GOWNS
1
Plaid burke, aho jiluin colors tit $!) to 12.
UMBRELLAS
For Ladles and Gents
Our variety Include everything from the Inexpenalve every-dny
t'mbrolla to the niOHt cOHlly kind. Silk Cnrola Vmbrellua In S8-lnfh
for Men, natural wood handle, at $2 nnd $:.t0. 26 nnd 23-lmh for
Men ,ind Women, Silver and larl mounted handU'i, $2, bo to 16.50
S. DANZIGER & CO.
noiuiiu ivuuujg
Christmas Presents I
l.at nUlit of In tirru Hit battle of
confetti.
Call up phone Ml for tli bt tnv
ion) In th city, ft per Ion.
T ly In lilMriMi'n diiy lit lh Utile
ItiMik Htor.
Houvuiilr Xnmn i or.ln of Oioifon wllii
IIiihcih nt Hi Mule liook Hlort-.
Wantni: A jiiultor fur chuivh liulUl.
lux. Wniti' K r month. fntilre
nl Aiflorlnn attire.
Thu m hoowr l(t tthl' tv arrived
Omni tln rlvi'i' yi-miTilny. h mritu
of liiiiib.f fur tlii Orient
County t.'lerk t'Hntou ymterduy
KnuiUd ini"rw of ltiiwnihl t
VrvilnrU-k - Wlllii'Ini Frwli-rlikimn. n
ninth e of Finland.
-1 lmvt a line of liiipoi ti-il novi'lili N for
l'hrltmn tntirly new, lever In th
market Ix-fiH, a irlc- to null every
on. ttoicr, drtitflt.
Open for the InxpKlloii of th pub
lic, with iln of nit iiovclilr ult.
nble for Xnm-rV.ink WcHxlfti'ld art
hup fn IkmJ MreM.
ritop In t Puutlipif Co.' and ex
amln the l-unit nutT liwa h I uiv
liiK with hm:U pur'hM of inoti't
ii ml yjutb' null and jvertoat.
I have the lnrK'-tt lln of ptrfum
brouKht h-re, for Chrltmn. and a
lot of fancy purwn fur ladlra; prkw r
iIucmI to on-hiilf. ItnKcrn. li
Hint. , An riwrt iilnno lunor from EIIith"
Um houn will tn In Antorla alxmt
D.tciiiIkt 1. U'uve onli-r (or tun.
Iiir with V. II. vm Hi Comnvrilal
dti'it.
Kor fiuivil unl nnfiameil plilura.
pUtuie fntin-o, burnt Ifttther outfit
ami nmt-rlaN, art novlti-, plrtun
kIiidk unit plc'ur fmmlnf, no to Frank
WiMvllUM'ii are iihop n Hon J Utrcet.
Thw Ht'inr lteihtnilo arrlveil yvl'
day from Bun Frantiwo. with a l.i'Be
ipi.mtlty f frKht. On h-r return
lu will mop nt TIIKmKk and take on
ii luinlnr enruo for fun Fiihk Iwo.
Thu Herman uhlp Knilll rsai'hcil rt
ywHti-rilny morninif. after huvlnx bwn
In tho offlnf for acvural dy. Hhe
brlnun a RvWral cargo from Antwerp,
mill wnii I S3 .liiyii In making the trip.
Men's
Lounging Robes
or Bath Rotes
Cut full and long, made with
iwllor collnrH, girdle and i-orda
at nei k to match. Seama are pip
ed throughott, The pntterna are
In good color combinations at V.
$6.50 nnd 7.
viviuivia
tonlghtwnfettl
Wanted-Agenta to take order from
aampli a for the largemt and Jt tall
orlng houite In the United State.
Hantplea and all fadlltle furnUhcd free
Muke applliatlon at one to Dept. JO,
I bog m, P. 0. Chicago. ,
Hi'Veral wagm were made lunt week
on the total vol rant In the city elec
tion. Olio AntJilun hut HI) even thiU
more than 1000 otea would be ciiki, and
lnt r J) nguliiNt $40 cn the proxHltlon.
H? wlna both beta, the total being 10:7,
a ahown by the official cunvnaa.
Krrieet Tlinmpium. the Fort Mtevena
Incendiary, waa taken ymli-ril.iy to
Vam'omer barrtirka. It la auld the
aoldirra im ntul ?ondiiiii him Ix-come
muih wiiri"- in' hla trutl, and tt la
proh"hle thHt he w ill be w ill to nil In
cline anyluirt Itialead of to prliion.
It. W KiiK'i'ton, repreat-'iitlng the II
lUMtiatej c'uunr of I'ortlund, la (n the
elty for a few daye gathering material
for an llliintr.it ;d Aatorlu edition of the
m.igir.ln. The entire liwue w;il be
dev'iUd to thla city and dlMtrlbut
ed In eaat-rn pentera by the Hurrlmun
Iln a.
The tliTiinun bark Wrrra nrrld In
port yemi-rliy after a intuiuKe of 2
duy from Honolulu. Khe experienced
the heavy weath -r of the pimt few
wekK, but rode out the xlornm with
out iliimiige. The Werra la under
ehirler to !oid isriln for Algoa bay.
Smiih Africa.
Mr. J .1 f IiiiIii'i. foriueilV Mln
Hi rllui l.awieiue of thla city, died nt
Fiilrfl'ld, ner Hlm. ,n the aeiond of
thla m.m'.h. Mm. lmlah had been a
(offerer from iontu;iiptnm for over a
yi'di and of thla ahe dleil. I.'caed la
aurvlveit by her hUHhind and two chil
dren, a diuight.tr ahd aon.
1'ivtty Polly Prklna perauaded
run-ltaaei Puiehaalng Popcorn anl
PoHnrn Popp.-r. to Pun'haan Popnrn
and Popcorn Popoera at JohniKin llroa.
Theref.o Pety Polly Perking Pleia-
ed Purchaaera who Peun haad Popcorn
and Pmorn Po.iei-a. For Popcorn
Poniied well In Poni'oin Popiier Pur-
I'haainl frnin Johiiaun Ilroa.
The Ani'irl.i Truuit coiniwny waa In-
coi-imraUd yeaterdaV by Mietllda M.
Itnkir. Frink . lUker and E. M.
linker, with a capital mock of $15,000.
divided Into 10 ahnrea. The object of
the inmpiiny la to engsig In the pur
ch.ie in I ae of rent eatate. The
memtx-ra of the company recently
tmught the choice hualuta corner at
t'liimiierclnl and Fourteenth atreeta,
an ) will, It la understood, erei t a line
lmalnea blok there.
Tlw acnlor cliiw f the Ulah achuol
held a ping pong tournament in the
enihly hnll laat evening for the bene
fit of the llbni-y. A huge number of
filenda of Mt achool wwe In attendance
and n rwj.1 aum w.ia realiaed from a
nuill iKlinlaalon fee chArged. Mlaa
Winnie llUglna proved chaniplon or
the game and recelv?d im awaril for her
ability a huniNomj picture of a ping
iong acene. When the gamefc h'ld
concluded th. tlo-ir am beared and a
pleuainl dance u emlulsoi In for
the halnnre of the evening.
Cn plain Harry Flavel of the hUh
, h.u,l fo.ii hall t.inii iinnoumva nun
the team haa play.-d Ita laxt gam for
the setisnn. It had h-n-n the Intention
of the local to iliy '.he Portland high
achool 'on N-'W Year .lay, but nego-
tintlona whl.h naJ ben in progreaa
between tha two teama have ended In a
failure ' to elt-H't arrangement for a
gnme. There not being any other
nvalliille team to m-et at tut early
date, It was dtf-.Mid that for the bal
ance of the aoumn no games would be
played.
The alennier North Slur hud consid
erable trouble In towing u raft of liK
out of tcep rlv.T Thursday eveniig.
The rough weath -r and Btronjr current
on the entrance to the Columbia cau-ed
the raft to break away and It looked
for a time aa If tha logs would becunu.
acuttered and loft. By the united ef
forts, however, f the Jordan and the
North Ptar the smooth water of IV-p
tlwr wan tt-galivd. About : legs
wer.?- wuahed ashore near Frankfort
landing but they will be recovered with
out difficulty whin the weather inoi'fr-
ates. It Is the Intention to tal e the
raft to the .mouth of the Blind slough
where a river steamer avill tnk it In
tow and proivHl with It to roilliind
to be delivered to the consignees.
The Ca'nm-t tfun contains a full
fiei-onnt of the dith if William O.
Preacolt. why .vaa killetl Wtdiicadny
moriiliig at Pellon & Armnluiiig'a log
ging camp. Dece iad hud ben engnged
for Home weeks In keeping the logging
road In repair and was acting In that
capacity when the accident occurred.
He waa standing on chc chute when the
algnul was given that rt log hud been
started down. He failed to hear the
whistle and wus etruck by the log. the
timber coming In contact with him in
such a manner ns :o cause his head
to strike with reit force. The skull
was crushed ind Preseott died without
regaining consclomn-'ss. Deceased
wns a native of Maine, waa born In
18M and had resided In Onthlamet since
18S4 , He. was unmarried... The fun
eral took place tt Cathlamet yester
day, tinder the auspices of the Ked
Men.
Oroml program
nlht-dort't ml It.
Confetti, confetti, confetti tonight,
tonight, tonight! at the circus, .
i Thu Aatorlg Woman's club will hold
It regular meeting on the thrld floor
of the Pythian caatle hall at 2:20 thl
afternoon. The program will consist
of a musical and the quotation in
response to roll call will be on the aub-
Ject of music. , Mr. Clara. Oaburn
will act a chairman for the afternoon
Article of Incorporation of the Frye
Oerdltig company wer filed yesterCay
In the office of the county tlerk. The
Incorporator are John Fry and E. A.
Clerdlng, and the capital atock la plac
ed at $5400. The company will con
duct a livery buiine, f-d and sale
table and fcarnea shop. Mr. Gerd-
Ing hue I iirrlinid the Interest of Mr.
Gaston In the bualneaa of Gaston A
Frye,
City Attorney A. M. Hmllh yesterday
llled In the office of the city auditor hi
opinion In the queatlon a to who
should act ixjllce judge during the
Illness lit Auditor Nelson Deputy ib
ennan or Mayor Buprenant. ; Mr.
Hmlth rules '.hit the duty devolve up
on Mr, Ijberman, baaing his opinion
on that section of the city charter
w hich provide: The auditor and po
lice Judg may have a deputy, to tie
appointed by him In writing, and to
continue during hi pleasure. 8uch
deputy shall have he power to perform
imy aV t or duty re-iulred of his prlncl-
ttl, and his principal Is responsible for
his acta and conduct." There is a sec
tion In the "barter which provides that
the mayor "may" act as police Judge,
but it specifies that this duty shall fall
uMn IhJ nmyir only In the absence of
the iiudl'or from .he city, nnd doubt-l-a
is mnint to provide for a police
Jud:f! whst h;re la no deputy auditor.
The ruling a. pleasant news to May
or Hupreiunt, who was very much
averse to acting aa police Judge.
The performing of . the midwinter
clrcu'i last avjalng was the most profit
able of thv- aeries, a crowd larger than
any previous night being In attendance.
The grand street parade" attracted a
leal of attention and drew large
crowds to the hall. Tonight perform
ance will h a partial change of pro
gram. There will be two perform
ances In tha big show and beside that
tnere will be many pecla!tle well
worth going tcros the continent sev
eral time to see. Lunette, the maid
of the mooa. will be there: the man
who swallowed the rocks will be there;
the whirling dervishes will be there;
Iji Belle Fantlma, and 1 Bella Rose
will be there; the wild man from Bor
neo, with hla trained rat will be there
and the Irish canaries, they will a'.so
be there. Axel will reat his wonder
ful dagger act and will edify the audi
ence by swallowing a murderous sword.
The cock re! spaniel pup will positively
te raffled off, nnd holders of tickets
must be sure to be present . If they
would have their chances considered,
for the winning number must be In the
house. Under no other circumstance
will the pup be given away. At the
close of tonight' the last perform
ance grand confetti ball will be given.
Ti) THE Pl'BLIC
To the honored customers who have
kindly glvon us their patronage In the
past, we hereby announce that we have
moved from Unlontown to 178$ Frank
lin avenue, in Uppertown. We hope
to retain our old, ard to make many
new friends In our new location, and
will do our best to please our customer
respectfully.
MARY and HU.IA TASALA,
Dressmaker.
BANK NOTICE.
The seventeenth bnnu.il meeting of
the stockholders of the First Natloral
bank of Astoria, for the election of di
rector and transaction of other busi
ness, Mil he held at the blinking office,
Tuesday, January 13t.h, IMS, at Ss. nt.
S. S. GORDON, Cashier.
SVENSON'S BOOK PTOnii
Always has something new. Fancy
shell novelties, album, attractive pic
tures and art kooJs. Large line of
holiday bH)k and musical Instruments
nnd hundreds of nice things suitable I
for precnH.
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS
' We are showing a large line of
Holiday Goods at Attractive Prices
ROCK I SO CHAIRS, each
from . . . . iX5c to $12 00
M0KIUS CHAIRS, each
from . 50 to $L7 00
PARLOU and LIBRARY
Tables . . ,- 75o.lo $10 00
HOOK CASKS and WRIT-
ing Desks . . $3 00 to $17 50
SHE OUR NEW LINE of
Couches and lounge
from ... $5 00 to $13 00
Great Eastern
SHANAHAN BUILDING
OFFICIAL COUNT MAflf
FIXALl!ANVAHSIIOWf 1027
VOTES CAST.
The IteHiilt la Quite a Good One
Forty-five lnn Than
' IteglMtratloti.
Justice of the Peace Goodman, Cvun
ty Clerk Clinton and Deputy Auditor
Leberman yesterday morning met and
canvassed the vote cast In the late city
election. The total vote cast in the
city wu 1077, or IS less than the regis
tration. The following statement show
the vote cast In the several polling
places, the registration and the short
age: Preelnet
No. 1 ............
Vote. Keg. Dec.
...131
T. 189
; 2
.........244
H
205
262
250
88
14.
12
1
IS
2
10
No. t
No. 3
No 4
No. S
No. . 129
Total 1027 1072 45
Increase.
The Vote for the two candidate for
city attorney, A.M. Smith and Judge
F. Vj. Winton, was as follow:
Precinct ' Smith. Winton.
No. 1 ...v8S 43
No. 2 149 3S
No. I ... ...170 71
No. 4.... ........ ...158 81
No. 5 6! 27
No. ( 84 43
Total 708 . 303
Smith' ma Jo: it y, 405.
The vot-s for, George Kabolh'and R.
M. Leathers, candidate for the council
In the First ward, wa a follows:
Condldate No 1. No 8. No 3. Total.
Kaboth 101 J07 122 330
Leather ..... ... 27 7 119 225
Koboth' majority, 10.
The vote for the candidates for coun
cilmen In the Second ward wa:
Candidate- No 4. No 5. Total.
J. V. B'ir.tS 121 55 176
J. J. Robinson 121 42 ' 163
Ja. W. Welch 113 28 141
John Svenson ...71 4 119
Burns' majority, 35.
Robinson' majority, 44.
In the Thjrd ward C. A. Lelnen
weber reeelvei 94 vote and A. Brix re
ceived J2, Mr. Leinenweber' majority
being 72.
PIANO GIVES xWAT ?
At Mr. R. Ingelton' on Decem
ber 29. Big reduction sale of ladle'
hats, coats and skirts.
Remember MONDAT Is Mrs. Ingle
ton's bargain day. Ten percent dis
count on all sale on Monday only.
A chance for the piano with every 60
tvnt purchiae. Welch block.
You will find thb best 15c meal In the
city at the Rising Sun Restaurant.
ffllllllllliait
Here's cbance to square
yooreolf with yonr beet
fellow or husband. Buy
him a nice box of cigars,
meerschaum or briar pipe.
Cigar especially for the
Christmas trade. -AH sizes,
12 to 100 in a box.
Vili Mson
TWO STORES:
ELEVENTH ST. COMMERCIAL ST. ft
WE CARRY THE FINEST LIKE
of Carpets and Rngs in the
oit.v, all at Reduced Price
YOU NEED A LAMP FOR THE
Parlor See our.New Line
BRING US YOUR TICTURES
and we'll frame them at re
duced price
WE CAN SUPPLY KITCHENS
with everything to cook a
Christmas dinner
Furniture Co.
S76 COMMERCIAL STREET
LAM
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8 tV Mars IpJJ . . - .
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P. A. STOKES.
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SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS ii
Fine H inglng Lamps,
i Individaal Crockery Pieces, Carvis? Sets.
Table Cotlery, etc Things that are always
i acceptable. Call and see the assortment.
Foard & Stokes Company ii
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I The Boston Restaurant!
X "-M) CO.MMEKCIAL ST BE 1ST
t Best and Neatest Eating House in Astoria I
Try Our25
Prompt Attention
X MARINOVICH
V. H. COPLEY'
Constantly carries on hand a complete
ami highly satiNl'actory supply of fin
Groceries and Dry Gcc:
483-451 BOND STREET
a
'
The
Tlie
Palace
Palace
'
! Cafe
wm von miiri
tlve Perfectly la
MATERIAL
This we can guar-
- .- . tt "" y- . - -
antee, for our cloth- h
ing is the late, hand- jj
tailored, perfect fit-g
ting Mnd, It costs
you no more to dress g
well. 8
Set of Fancy Crockervr
DAI Nil FEET 1
Wklck, Like All Kind f i
Footwear
C Be Seca la Newest
Shape Matetial at
PETERSON 0 CROWN'S I
- Cent Dinners
. ....".', W ii
High Class Chef
& BOSCOVICH ::
f44n
44Hs
Best Kostc-rc:! l
Regular Meals. 25 Cents
Sunday Dinners a Specialty
E.erytW$iftle Market Afford
Catering Conrv