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THE HORNING ASTORIAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1901.
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You Need a Bath
AT LEAST 0NC8
" A WEtK
Tost might M well bathe In the
river as In an old wooden tab, bat
there li no occasion tor doing
Ither so Ion as up-to-date bh y
tubs can bo had reasonably. C Talk
with us about the matter,
Wj. SCULLEY
r5 tTMTJ Commercial. Phono Black SMS
f L. H. HENNINGSEN $ CO.
Upholsterer and Furniture Dealer.
Handles Stovet, TIawan and Second Hand Goods.
504 BONO STREET. ASTORIA, OREGON.
PHONE. RED 2305
NEW SCHEME
FOR REPAIRS
Partial List of Streets to be Im
proved Is Presented to the
City Council.
THE OWNERS TO BE NOTIFIED
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BLACKSMITH I IN G.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDING. FIR8T.CLAS8 HORSE
SHOEING.
Logglns Camp Work,
All kinda of wagon materials in stock for sale. We guarantee the best
? war aone in toe city, rnwe right ;
ANDREW ASP.
; s Corner Twelfth .and Doane Street. 'Phone 291, '
ID CLEARANCE SALE
We have nothing to clean out or to sell
below cost, but if you want genuine
satisfaction in
Cifi'ars and Tobacco
either at wholesale or for private use we
can sell you the finest, the purest and
the best, in any quantity.
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All Other Improvement SI list
lie INMUloiied ForLrocecl-v ,
ing of th Council ' ; :
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The street committee of the council
Inst, night presented -a partial list of
the streets which will be Improved dur
ing the coming summer thirteen Im
provements are mentioned In the Hat.
The report of the committee was In ac
cord with the plan recently adopted
of legislating during the winter and
making improvements during the spring
and summer. The list presented last
night was as follows: i V h'
Duane street,' from Thirty-sixth to
Thirty-eighth.
from Commercial to
Ferty-flfth.
Bond.'
Commercial, from Forty-third to
Forty-fifth.
Forty-third, from Franklin avenue
to Commercial . , , 4 .
Thirty-seventh, from Duane to Com
mercial .. ' . '.-.r-V '' ' !
Third, from Franklin avenue to Du
ane. '
Fourth, from Bond to Commercial
and from Astor to Front
Ninth, from Bond to Franklin. '
Ninth, from Franklin to Jerome.
Exchange from Seventh to Ninth.
Grand avenue, from Ninth to Elev
enth.
Thirty-sixth, from Franklin to Duane
Franklin, from Adair line to Thirty
requiring fire-escapes to come to with'
In l(jrht ft nt th wlb iui .-
Ing it would merely have a tendency to
encourage burglary, Mr, Hansen.
father of the bill, attempted no reply
to the Third ward councilman, but In
stead called for vote. The measure
was passed as it stood, Holland, Nord-
strom and Robinson voting against it.
From what Mayor 8uprenant said hist
night, it is not unlikely that he will re
turn the bill without his approval
To Widen Dusne Street
A resolution offered by Mr, Itasen, I
and providing for the widening of Du
ane street, was adopted. The street
Is to be widened between Thlrtenth and
Fourieeth. where there is at present
no connection. A. strip 0 feet wide
will be required on each side of thai
short ; block. Condemnation - proceed'
Inge will be necessary to the Improve-
ment and property will be taken from
lot 6, block ei and lot I. block 117.
Nordstrom was the only member to
oppose the resolution.
Other Matters Acted Upon.
An ordinance accepting the improve-
ment of Duane street from Twelfth to
Thirteenth was passed under suspen-
slon of the rules.
The ordinance authorising the com'
mlttee on public property to advertise
for bids for the present city hall site
was brought up for third reading and
final passage. There were no dissent-!
Ing votes.
The ordinance Increasing the salary
or Captain or Police Clammal from 171
to tSJ was passed.
The following resolutions wore ad'
opted: Directing the board of asss
sors to make an assessment for the Im'
provement of Duane street from
Twelfth to Thirteenth , (the Improve
ment cost $1400); declaring the In
tention of the council to Improve Ex
change street from Thirteenth to Four
teenth; declaring the Intention of the
council to Improve Duane street from!
Seventeenth to the west line of Shtve
ly's Astoria; declaring the Intention
of the council to Improve Ninth street
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Our January Clearance Sftle woi a Record
. pre&ker, Ivuving i Ha wake JJEOKEN LOTS;; ,
in every depurtment. hi order to clow them' ' " '
out we will inaugurate a sorics of Special Sales
, , during tho month of, February, Original' Cont , t
will not be considered.' ' An a utartcr we will
continue to slaughter the prices of our 4 '
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Men'Si Young Men's and
Boys' Overcoats : :
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8.00 for a 12.00 Overcoat
; 10.00 for a 16.00 Overcoat
13.00 for a 18.00 Overcoat
13.35 for a 20.00 Overcoat
j, 15,oo for a 22.5o Overcoat
COMMERCIAL ST. sad
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sixth. iroro uona to Franklin arenne. ex
Mr. Burns addressed the council reJ-icepi ln9 crossing at commercial
ative to the matter of street ImDrove- ronowing ordinances were passed
ment auxrestlna the advisability of under '""Pension of the rules; Estab
causing official notice of the determl-!ll8hln th rade of Exchange street
naUon of the council to maka th im. . trom Thirteenth to Fourteenth; con
Get tho Habit, Go To
S. DANZIGER COMPANY
ON THE SQUARE. '
provements to be made by publication
in all the city . papers, and notifying
ments-would be made unless petitioned iseement ,or the improvement of Kx-
flrmlng the assessment levied for the
improvement of Franklin avenue from
Ninth to Twelfth: conltrmlng the as-
:C0RAT
. .. Tlie quiet, artistic beauty of any
home is easily marred by lack, of
taste in wall decorations. We wish
to state that the Kew Year will find
us m a better position to do decorat
ing than ever before. New patterns
are beginning to arrive, and all we
ask is that you favor us with an op
portunity to show you the line.
B. F. ALLEN SON
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Manufacturers c?
f ' Iron, -Steel, Brass and Bronze Castings. 1
General Foundryraen and Patternmakers.
Absolutely firstclass work. Prices lowest
Pter.82451. Corner Eighteenth gsd Frs nllia;
First National Bank of Astoria
Capital and Surplus $100,000
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einhard's Uai
Beer.
lie vol atlon Imminent.
A sure sign of approaching revolt and
serious trouble la your system Is ner
vousness, sleeplessness, or stomach up
ett. Electric. Bitters will quickly dis
member the troublesome causes. It
never fall to tone the stomach, regu
Jate the kidneys and bowels, stimulate
the liver and clarify the blood, rtun
down systems benefit particularly and
aU the usual attending aches vanish
under its searching and thorough ef
fectiveness. Electric Bitters is only 60
cents, and that Is returned If it don't
give perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed
byChas. Rogers, druggist.
for. ' He believed the scheme an ex1
cellent one, both so far as the council
Is concerned and so far as the property
owners are concerned. . , - - ,
City Engineer Tee said that, as soon
as the full list of streets to be Improved
was completed, he would examine and
report fully on the grades, so - there
owuld be no trouble on that score. .
Mayor Suprenant suggested that the
matter go over until next meeting.
when the committee could complete its
report and designate all of the streets
to be Improved. The mayor's sugges
tion was adopted. '
A Delicate Subject
The Third ward delegation was again
called upon last night to defend itself,
and more especially to provide pro
tection against the enemies of the no
torlous Franklin avenue improvement
The delegation was there with the
goods and won the argument in a can
ner. The matter ca emup when Mr
Burns' ordinance for the Improvement
of the avenue was read the first time
One of the members from the first ward
Lebeck, moved than an investigation
be made and that the council be ac
qualnted with the amount of money
the city would be required to pay for
the Improvement, He declared him
self flatly against the expenditure of
city funds to build streets in the east
end and threshed over the old straw
that was handled by the council some
months ago.
Messrs. Belland and Nordstrom re
plied, the former asserting that the
anxiety of the First ward member for
the welfare of the city was now much
more marked than when Bond street
was extended Into the west end at i
cost to the city of 111,000. Mr. Nord
strom said he was satisfied the city
would not be "stuck" for more than
$2500 in the east end.
Mr. Burns asked unanimous consent
for suspension of the rules and final
passage of the meaure, but Mr. Lebeck
voted .In the negative, delaying action
for two weeks. . t,
Fire Ordinsncs Passes.
The fire ordinance, which , regulates
the size and number of entrances and
exits for public buildings, provides for
fire escapes and fire-proof roofs on all
buildings, and requires owners here
after to secure permits before under
taking the construction of new struct'
ures, was brought up for final pas.
sage. Mr. Belland had several ob
jections to make.. He said the meas
ure provided a uniform size for en-
trances In all buildings. He believed
the ordinance properly covered small
buildings,' but thought larger buildings
should be required to have larger en
trances; He opposed that nrovisinn
change from Fourteenth to Seventeenth
extending to May 1 the time for com
pletlon of die' improvement of, tefat
teenth street from Commercial to Irv
ing avenue ; ( ,
A communication from the Von Du
sen Investmen Company aakinsr the
council to Consider the advisability of
Improving the road leading to John
Day was referred to the street commit
tee, as was the petition from residents
interested asking that the repair be
made. The petition of T. S. Simpon
for permission to erect bill boards on
Commercial street will be considered
by the street committee.
A remonstrance against the proposed
dumping ground at the foot of Third
street was presented. The property
owners say the dumping ground would
me a menace to the health of the com
munity. The matter whs referred to
the building property committee,
The offer of Joseph Schambergnr of
$12,000 for the city hall site was. unon
the recommendation of the committee
on public property, filed.
Charles Gibbons was grunted a' half
month's pay for extra service perform
ed during his Incumbency ai 'Janitor
The board of assessors recommended
confirmation of the. assessments for
the improvement of focchnnite street
from Fourteenth to Seventeenth and
Franklin avenue from Ninth to Twelfth.
iiy engineer Tee submitted clans
for the Franklin avenue Improvement
in East Astoria.
A certificate of approval of the lm-
provement of Duane street from
Twelfth to Thirteenth was submitted.
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sale closes Saturday
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known v.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years,' and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN A MAfcVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.
; Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 78 cents
per bottle. - Bold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa
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Reroter Meals, 25 Cents
Sunday Dinners t Specialty
Everytbinf ttc Market Affords
ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK
Capital l aid in $100,000. . Surplus and Undivided Profits fcffl 000
; Transacts a general banking business, rwtpaid on Urn. depesiu.
J. H- A. BOWLBY. 0. L PETERSON, FRANK TATT0N,' J W OAlVti
, Presided Tie, President' faw., ' 4J!E'
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