WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1903.
THE JIOltXllYG ASTOHrAtf. ASTOlttA. OltEGON.
ASTORIA SCHOOLS T
Made With Great Care
A GOOD WARM
OVERCOAT
Board of Directors in Session
W't liev it to m-II to you. Wt also have a full lino of
Mince Meat Material
for (ho who to make their on mincemeat.
ROSS, HIGGINS a Co.
Last Evening.
AUDIT CLAIMS AND BILLS
Provide Rules for Collection of Tui
tion Fees from All Scholars in Ad
vance Other Provisions Maie in Be
half of Conduct of Schoola.
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN
Will Soon Open. -A. V. Allen' new
rrot'kery department Mill mm mi he open
t-i up to liie public. It l Im-iiik fitted
ill fk-VMIlt t)lf, Milll Oil lllet
lioveltie in I lit till, M tut will have to
In- ccu to U appreciulisl.
Bay View Holds Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Bay View
Caching Company will U held at the
tannery at 1'illar Hock Ilii. afternoon.
'I In- treasurer' rcpoit will show a very
alifuctury state of affair. A I
though the "pi Ina pi k nut satis
factory, tin fall pink ha Wn rxiha
ordinal y good.
Off for Seattle Friday the t'onimcr
i i I Hub fool Ml t. oni will leave for
Seattle, nhcre it will meet the Scuttle.
Athletic club tram ml the glidiion. The
Seattle tram i a strong one ami a
jfood gam i anticipated.
Injured By Falling Limb. it. UV.t.
an employee; of the Seaside l.iimlii-n
Company, at Neasido brought to
St. Mary' Hospital ye.lciday morning,
uttering from an injuiy to hi eye,
Inlticted by fallili limli. Ho
engaged m it ta another 1111111, in trim
ming limb from a tiee, when our of
tlici fell on Win, a splinter of tin liml
entering hi eye.
Citixena Ticket Wina. A meage
from Klilir Union, of the Pacific
loiutiiil ut JUa-o, Iii-I niiiif. Male
that the Citizen ticket there won a
sweeping- vitry. A. .1. Colling '
elected mayor without opposition, ami
111-11 Wie, for ticaMircr, alo lui'l a
dean field. For councilineii, George
;rh.', Fri.k Hilly ami K. F. Wood,
cilueii nominees, p-mUi-I in t ! neigh
hor'tnud of i" voir- mill. against five
(Killed hy It. II. Herrold. the opMillg
t-tit'li-lat.
Will Expand luring the bolidy ca--n
Frank W'ssltiell will expand hi
tk and t'-ncial art evliil'it to the
loom loiinrriy occupied hy Jl' res
taurant on Twelfth street next lr to
I VII Siil!y' Smokehouse. Hi- will have
a full liii tlH a well a at the
llllllli' stole.
PARK COMMISSION.
Tin Astoria Park Commission held
a I'ri'l iiK'itii' lt - f-iiiiif . in tin
loiimil rhamUr at thr lity hall. TIhti-
tti-ir prwriil ut riiTt iutf Maytr Supn-
unlit. City Surrjor A. S. 'IV. .
Fulton, Martin Fimrd, Aujf. HM-r-liruml.
Th tnimt imMirtaiit tliinjf ihrnr
u llir pu;": of a ri-.olulHin "that
t'li-rr l ami i, hrrrhy hiiil. a tax
of our half mill on tlir ilollnr, uihiii t 1m-
rity tax rtr for the jrar I'.Nla, for
iwrk rmrror." No miiliai'la for work
on the Nirk land wrre awaruVtl, Irinjf
la 1.1 ovrr fr fulhi4 coniIJr ration at
the nrxt mrrting.
OOOOOOOOOOOOO
000000000000
!:! JUST ARRIVED !
! PURE " I
MAPLE
SUGAR
!;! DIRECT FROM VERMONT, jj
I CANADA i!
; FOR DAINTY SANDWICHES. !
OOOOOOOOOOOO
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
1 Irt 122 Twelfth St. Atorin. Ore.
OOOOOOOOOOOOO
FOUR MORE DAYS
Regtit ration for Pait Three Yean Run
(or Comparison.
ICtritratkm for lu- iMiininn iniini
ripill I'lrrtioft rrarbwl u total of 12"il
at lor of th- biiHiiu- day Jrtrrday.
('..iiihirii.-itifc' tml'it Auditor Andrr
on will k"p hi ofl'ur oiH-n for tin1 '
coiiimihlati.m of thoM- who cannot
there in thr day tiiiK', from 7 oVI.uk
until t. Thia will 1 unat ronvrn-
ii-iK- for Uk)m, too, who lmv nrhi'ti-d
to .lo tlii iiupoilaiit luty, amonK whom
may not ! include very many Demo
crat-. !! luililicana niu-t ninx- tlirm-
-clc an I do liu-ine nloiij.' thi- liiM
or forfeit the poll to the oppo-ilioii
inl eiryiue know what that mean
with a "wide open town" a their mot'
to.
For the liein fil of tho-c inli re.ted.
the fidlowiiiK three year tahle of city
n-jri-t ration, a taken from the Audi
tor' hook, in heir jfiven:
Registration.
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Total !l4:urios4 12.M
Morning Antorian, 73 cents a month.
BUYING THINGS FOR XMAS
Useful and Lasting
Presents
WE WAUT YOU TO CALL
AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE
TO OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS.
What in nicer than a Golden Oak,
Miiwion or upholwtered leather Rocker
or Chair f
laidiea writing dck in Golden Oak,
"Weathered Oak and Bird Kye Maple.
Library and TaJwr Table.
Fine dining room tahle, chair and
huffcU.
A richly flninnheil China Clo-ct.
Sectional Book Caff.
Fancy Side Board and Tahoun-tta.
MaKa.ine and Muxio Bark.
Cahinet for the ofliir and home.
Fine upholstered Couche.
Dainty Parlor Piece.
Fine Imported Hug, all nlze. '
Fine French Plate Mirror.
Or a tVlclrnttl Monurqh ltatipe.
The llwrd of ScIkhiI Director for
Di-lrict No. I, the Citv of Atoria met
regular r-ion hit rilflit, at
'clm k, in thr ofllco of School Clerk K.
FrrgiiMin, and Uiere were prrM-nt,
re-ident Y. J. Tavlor and Dirertora !.
. Iliyin and .1. V, Welch, together
it h Clerk Fergu-on arnl City Sujieriii-
ten. . nt of S IiimiU, A. L. Clark.
Anions the matter eouilng up for
coii-ideration and di-Mal, were the fal
low ing:
The 11. i nuti- of the preiou regular
uiid -( i I M'iiiii- were read and after
few minor correction. approved.
A com 111 11 n ica lion wa read from Mr.
Kclhiuil, in relation to payment for tu ¬
ition for lad hy 11111 of lairxen whom
he i lai-ing. It ievelop-d that Mr.
I! MhimI ha paid tiie $I.N) reiiuin-d, and
the letter wa phictil on tile, and Uxin
iim'io'i it wii- iinl.-r.il that -aid fee lie
relurnetl to Mr. Ih-lland, the hoy Uiug
liilv enrolled.
Clerk Ferguoii n-Mirte that tlw- tu
ition fee of Harry I.. Parker had Wn
promi-ed to In- paid iti rraonahle time.
Approted, ami matter of it collection
left with Clerk Ferguon.
It wa ordered that MiiH-rintendrnt
direct all teacher to demand tuition
fee from Mholar amenahlr for tame
Mild to rejMirt collection, or otherwi-e,
at once. Tlii- will le rmhodicd in the
general ditrict rule in due time.
TVic clerk reiMiited the payment of
-etrial other tuition f.c, ami Mime
ttcrrt appro nl.
ItclMMt wa made l.y .1. W. Welch
that door of Shitcly and Alderhrook
-chool had Im-i-u duly changed to open
outward, a heretofore directed by the
lard. ami Mine wa appmted.
Iti icf rciMiit a aU tilinl ly Siit-
iiiteiwlent Clark on school matter and
-.line wa approved.
A i-coni-ilion for chool upplie- from
inf. tiailand. of the High ciini wa
priHM-iitHl. arid name wa duly referred
to Committee on Snpplie.
Hill -inling payment were then real
ltd dulv referred to Committee on Sup-
plic. for examination and reort.
Order of adjournment wa tlien made
until Tuclay. Di-i-enilM-r 1!. Pai.i, at 2
. m.
It wa- ordered that Director- Welch
ml lliggin lie apNinted a committee
to secure e'rt and have Imok of the
clioo chrk clu-cki! up and rejiortcd
llHIII.
Ailjouincd until meeting in cour-e.
IN THE COURTS.
I Infill
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(Maa im0
IS PROBABLY WHAT YOU ARE
THINKING ABOUT JCST KOW. OF
COURSE YOU WANT S0METH3X0
MORE THAN WARMTH, YOU WANT
STYLE. WE OFFER OUR LINE OF L.
ADLER, BROS, k CO.'S ROCHESTER
MAKE FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.
ONE OF THESE WILL COST YOU
FROM $1S TO $30. THE MERCHANT
TAILOR COULDXT THINK OF DU
PUCATTXO IT FOR LESS THAN
FROM $35 TO $9).
C. H. COOPER
The Leading
House of Astoria
3C
in Itlo.4. No. H. Aldbrook.
In Jutice (tiaxlnian' court the ca-e
of S. Miki, the dapane-e charged with
an attempt to kidnap a Jap girl from
the home of Mr. Schwartz, for im
moral purM)e, wa again continued
until today. It ha develojNil tiat
thr girl ha a young Japanese hu
hand herv; tljit -lug i It-lpping' to
make the living; that -lie i not partial
to her young hn-ltaml; that 1ie i
predi-M-ed to Miki; and if he p-rit
in the attachment. trp- will be taken
hv Om federal authorities to return her
to her native land, and her hu-liand
with her if jiowiblc.
t'otinly Clerk Clinton yetenlay re
ceived a number of signed petition ad-dre-el
to Hon. F. I. Ihmlmr. secretary
of state, praying for an amendment to
the eiting l-al option law- be submit
ted to the voter of Oregon in June
next.
Matters Occurring in Justice and Coun
ty Offices.
Mattel were ill Htid pitit1c in
ml aliimt the county court houe yes
enlav. Four new cu-e weiv BIikI in
the Circuit Court, one. entitled llolicrt
(irav. et al.. ver-u- the Town of New
,-toria. it iiiavor and ollicer. sink
ing to re-train them from exiM-mling by
contract, or otherwi--, the $l."a0 reit'iit-
Iv airouiated for the building of a
half there. The complaint allege
that there i no iuli sum in the town
trea-uiT available for that, or any oth
er puiM)-e. TJiere aro a nuniU'r of
pal tie to both iuc of the ca-e. and
among the defendant i Contractor I-e-
las-k. of thi city, who hold contract
for the construction of the dock refer
red.
The other auit wa entitled the As
toria Box Company a corporation, va.
ohn llar-tie and J. M. Dougan, umler
the firm namr of Hatie & IXmgan and
praying for a judgment against them
the sum of H74.30. for lumiier util-
iwil in the Clatip County court house.
so much of it a wa built.
The following real etate transfer
were made matter of record yesterday
Count v Clerk Clinton:
Klixa J. Hiistk-r to .1. F. Hamilton.
bond for deeil for Iat No. -1.1 and 14 in
k No. 114. McClurea Astoria.
Mr. Marv Mudd to Frank H. Mudd.
warranty title, conveying for $2. lot-
No. 3 and 4 in Block No. 13. nr-t ail
dition to Kindred Park,
.lame Tatton, et al.. to Hm- Han-
warranty title, conveying for $:12".
No. 5, in Block No. 8, Alderhrook:
Han Han-en to Ja. Tatton. warran-
title, conveying for $2X), Lot No. 2.
GOOD LUCK TO 'EM.
W. K. Suit, for the pat year, fore
man of the J. S. Dellinger Company
comiMising riNiiu in thi city, and C. C
Clinton, lately circulation manager of
the Morning A-torian luive united their
de-tinie with that of t!ie Pacific Jour
nal, a editor and proprietors and will
utter their lirst paper on Friday next.
They are good workmen, and good men,
and can stand any amount of pros
perity; and it i IioihhI by all their
south-hore friend that they may lit
erally wallow in -icce. to their own
lament and thr redundant glory of II
waco and Pacific county.
WATER-PROOFING.
Mrs. A. B Jewett baa pleasure U a-
noundng to her friends and patrons that
she is now in possession of a socceaa
ful system of water-proofing elotk
materials. Sba will demonstrata tha is-
resting process, upon call, at hat
room, No. 154 Ninth street
MOVED AND READY.
i
Charles Eeilborn t Co hare moral
into their new stors and malts tit an
nouncement that the ar now open foe
business and art ready to fill nil orlari
promptly. j
DON'T YOU MISS IT.
Don't fail to attend the matinees next
Saturday at Fisher's and see the great
farce comedy "Happy Hooligan."
The Little Book Store for talc.
N. A. Arkermanj 429 Bond St, does all
manner of texidenny, furniture uphol
stering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat
tress making a specialty and all work
guaranteed.
WoooTpdl Wood! Wood! Wood!
For choice drr box-wood, tcteohoai
2064 JWkcEr 9 lv orders at the As
toria Grorery. 0. Nelson, The Woof
Ma,-
Mrs. Tilda Anderson, massage. 1471
Grand Avenue. Given either at home of
willtalL i
Hot drinks and sandwiches at Hoef
lera.
It make no difference how long
you have Isen sick, if you are troubled
with indigestion, con-tipation. liver and
kidnev trouble. HollNters Rocky
Mimntuin Tea will make you well. Rec
ommended by Frank Hart.
or
by
111
sen
Ut
The beot place !n the city for regular
or short order meals is the PaUoe Res
taurant; private dining rooms for ladies
and careful attention given to each and
every patron. Commercial street, op
posite Tage building.
FOR COUGH AND COLD.
Nothlnff Is better than syrup tar and
wild cherry. 25c and 50c a bottle. Sold
by the Owl and Eagle Drug Stores,
c Best Fiction at Half Price
GraustarK
Castle Craneycrow
Brewster's Millions n
Th thro boat booKa of that moat
popular American Nowoliet
Georg'e Barr McCutcheon
and fifty others by the best American and English
authors such as Gilbert Parher, A. Conan Doyle,
F. Marion Cra-wford, and Booth Tarhington all
large handsome cloth bound copyrighted boohs
that formerly sold for from $1.05 to $1.50 each
at 75 cents per volume
An offering made possible only by our unequaled
purchasing power, and exact Knowledge of trade
conditions. -
AvensoiVs Book 5 tore,
Fourteenth and Commercial Street
Ladie Guild of Grace Episcopal
church will pive their annual sale and
social on Thursday afternoon at the
church. Good musical program has been
prepared for Thurwday evening.
Do you wish to study the piano!
Piano harmony and history of music
taught at Miss Tawney'e studio. 502
Commercial. Fulton building, Phone
Black, 2146.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
On the fifteenth of November, the en
tire stock of goods at the Little Book
Store, will be put on sale at cost Christ
mas bargains in books, stationery nov
elties, etc 174 Tenth street
Morning Astortan, 75c per month.
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A Gcxnplete Line oT
Steves
Anything in a first clasa store eith
er Wood er Coal or Combined, you wil
find at
II J. Scully
470-472 00MMEECIAL STREET a
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