SUNDAY, DICIXBZK 10, 1905.
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WILL MAKE REPflllT
Made With Great Care
A GOOD WARM : . ,;
ovmcAT
Heinz Mince Meat
Wt havs It to sell to you. W tlko have full line of
Mince Meat Material
Fur thoe who wUh to mskt their own nilnceraeat.
Concero!n ExpcndKuru and Rc-
celpboftheGiy.
AT COUNCIL'S NEXT SESSION
ROSS, HIGGINS (& Co.
TERSE TALES OF TBI TOWN
A Full Fledged Citlwn Conrad It.
Youngtesd, admitted tu full till
serwhlp ye.terday, he raimuiu'lng til
claim to bU natlw country, edt-n.
Declares Hit Intent on County Ctok
(Union ImiitiI fltl rltlxenthlp pep-r
yesterday' to W. Henry 1UII, s native of
Fluhuid. "" '
Set Tint for Final, Hearing Th Coun
ty Court yetiday , set January 16th
a the kl for firm I hearing ami ac
count of lb ett of Fred Helm, d.
rNMv). J, S, Itoyakin, I the adminl-tralor.
Resigned Rli Potttlon.-J. fnvepwm
Morton, who ha Un In t'te squint
ing d"pwrtiuiit for tha pa.t four yr.r
under Auditor Kuettner, ha reignH
lit position n4 ba accept M a poitlon
with the Columbia mill-, at Knappton,
then b will have charge of the. ofllee.
IT will move over to Knappton ome
tiino twit week.
Busy Day Water ("Ink Lounberry
waa eedingly buay ye.trrday attend
ing to tba wantt of the cltiien who
crowded the office, amiou to pay their
month) water rent, before, the, tenth
of tho month, and tbua ex ape the pen
alty attaohe for non-payment Mr.
Lounaberry laid that there wers not
very many persona who would let their
waUr rent go unpaid beyond th tiuia
limit.
I; Whcnncxtorderihg i;
!;! Coffee, Just ask US jjj
Ij; for that niccMoca ij;
and Java coffee.
iji We will know!;
ij; what you mean. i
I JOHNSON BROS.
; good goods. ' jlj
! 118122 Twelfth St Astoria, Ore. !
Arrives From Washington tr
Haldrrmsn, Senator Fulton' private
erretary, arrived from Washington
yesterday ami will rcinuin bt-r. for a
few day looking- after mxiic bulne
matter.
Will Be Burled Today-The funeral
of Martin Harplt who died ft St.
Mary's honpltal" Thursday will take
plaif tuday at hi horn, iu Ip I titer.
The ivmaan were taken over there ye-
terday.
AobuiI School Meeting Tle annual
school meeting will take phuw on Ie-t-ernln-r
29th, at whl.h time tlie levy
will h made and other hulnea matters
alU-mb-d to. " """" '
Remain Open Gun men. ln;f Monday
1 he slorm will remain ien en-ry night
until S p. m., and continue rN-n until
after Chri.tm. I hi Saturday even
ing tlie atorea will remain open until
the u-iul hour.
Desire Cast 08 Clothlng-The Sol
vation Army of this city dcIre con
trihutiorMi of eat off clothing which
they will giv. to the needy poor. I'artU-a
hating same can vend them to 102 Wet
llond street, or ring up Red tlO.l.and
tbey will call for name.
Adopt Minor Ward An order of ad
Aplioa wa mad. In the eounty court
yenterdav, whereby r. John R. Mudce
ami wif. adopt Kiln. Mark,' a mlm.r
want 0 the state orphan home of Mon
tana. Th. girl I twelve year old and
Ik been llvlnjf willy' Mr. and Mr.
Mudg. for tne pt two yearn.
Three Couples to Get Married-Conn
ty Clerk Clinton put in a buy day to
day in th. matrimonial department. I
ulnjf three, licence to wed, a ollow:
William rotter and Mie Ida M.'lhomp
on of Hammond; John K. Vik and
Marl. O. CVdberjr, of Aotorla; and
Henry El!ie-on and Id Trppula, of
At6ria.
Will Not Be Hers This Month-JudBe
McDrid. baa leen eierted htre during
tho midille of the month to clean up
some caew now prmlinji liefore blm, but
County Clerk Clinton i in reo-ipt of a
letter from him wbiih ay be U itn
able to com. and will not be hi re until
neit month a be it very buy with
court at nill-bom, lwvinj fifteen jury
eae before him.
5s Demand or Hunters' License-
About 600 buateir lirne have bet 11 i
ue4 by the county to far tliU yenr
but (here la no demand for them now
aa ths llcenwa expire on January lt.
After that time opoiltnieu will have to
do the bualue over aain. Tlmrefore
the eountie liave had to furnih their
own lin hlank and application al
though they pot iiono of tlia lii-eiiHC
money, it lit'injr all tnrntd over to the
Lat, now, however the Ute will fur-
nUh them a pT lntruction rn-eived
yeterday by Clerk Clinton.
Mayor, City Attoraey, Auditor, Ways
and Means Committee, , and Special
-Committee, Have Prepared Stats
meat for Keit -Year.
BOOKUkSLS
VE GUARANTEE THE
GUNN CASES
t ii
RoUsr-bsarkig. non-binding doors.
vM (Mi n romovabU (to clsan or replace
Deas Wsea 1 broksn glass) by unhooknj.
HtUN" No.vr-Ky f0n 0f
protrvding holyo. Sections so nicslv iomed
together tho appsarancs la that of a solid eis.
I 1 ii anijr 9toigni uuvwh wiiii iiww 10
uh tha trivdomaxrk of ths Grand Kaptdo Furniture) As.
oysUtlort, which mosvna ths bost ' '
COMBINATIONS IN THE GUNN SYSTEM UNLIMITED
Chas. Heilborn 0 Co
COMPLETE HOUSX , FURNISHINGS.
W3
Kri-lay evening the mayor, city, at
torney, auditor, the nwmber of the
way and bioans committee, and th
pvial committee appointed at the lat
mwtlng of the coundl, met and made
an ctimate of the expene of the city
for next year Tbey have prepared a
report which will be presented to the
couiu-il for conM?rmUon at th ad"
uirne-1 meeting of that body next
Thirrday nSarfti. . t
Tlte report will recommend the mak
ing of tai levle aa follows Municipal
levy, 10 mill library and park,, one
mill; ami a poril levy U make up the
b-flriefiey in rcipU, of awen mill.
Tlii make a total of IS mill. Accord
ln to the e-Jlinatr, ti expene will
If ivtN.ut W thao this year,
auioutiting to ."."
To nng nliout thi reduction, the
report ftxurc on cutting down the ex
peni of the fire department through
not buying any new apparatu, reduc
ing tlm appropriation to tlie public
probity committee on repair, and in
taking two men off the police force.
A detailed etimate of the expenwe
f the city I a follow:
Vuditor 2,0
TreaMirer . WW
Uornry l,'f
Strc t Depart rnut 4,nW
Jailitor, fuJ, lighS UW
iiy Pound ' 150
I'olh-e lVmrtmetit tfW
PoIW court and jail 150
F.Ution WW
St rwt light 0,400
Fire IVrwwtmeiit 7,0W
(i?meUry 800
dililie proH-rty, repairs WW
Surveyor ... ... . 2,000
Stationery and printing 1W0
Interest I2
Library 850
HealUi Department :.. (KW
1-ark ... ... 850
Natal i-, mayor council 1.0i0
Litiimtion 6W
eajaw
aMJ.M 4W '
ij PROBABLY WHAT YOU ARE
THLVKiyQ ABOUT JU3T KOW. OF
COURSE YOU WANT SOMETHIN'Q
MORE THAN WARMTH, YOU WANT
STYLE. WE OFFER OUR USE OF L.
ADLER, BROS., A OO.'S ROCHESTER
MAKE FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.
ONE OF THESE WILL COST YOU
FROM 1$ TO 130. THE MERCHANT
TAILOR COULDN'T THINK OF DU
ILICATDfG IT FOR LESS THAN
FROM $35 TO 990.
11 IT PAADDD The Leading:
: v.
I Church
Mixiflliineou
1.500
Total -timate exitenca ,...?50,770
The etimatl n--ipt of the eity for
the coming year a given in the report
i a follow!
Saloon lH-ne $1(1.000
Sundry iccnc l.0W
Txe, 10 mi.i hvy lt,Ono
Taxe. park and library ..levy.. l.WW
Taxc, jM-ial 7 mill levy ...... 11.000
Total eti urn tol revipt ... ..5o,0O0
A-t we did not have enough aofa pil
low on hand to upp!y the demand at
our epccial aalc la it evening, causing
many of our patron disappointment.
wc haive coiulmb-d to pbire on Special
Sate, 100 more of .the Mine pillows at
the nme prn-e, on wxt Saturday even
ing. Watch for. out ad.
CHAS. HKIIJIORN A C.
Were Married YMerda,v aftenioou
at 4:.'W o'clock William Potter, a mem
hcr of the life-Mtving crew at Hammond,
wa umU'J iu marriage to Mio Ida
Thompon. The ceremony occurred in
the parlor of the Occidctit Hotel, Rev.
W. 8. Ornhnm odlriating. The couple
will make their future borne at Hammond.
JUST RECEIVED.
A large supply of Gunn'e Sectional
Kitting case, index file, and office fix
ture of various kind. Abo tha sec
tional book cacv See window display.
NOTICE TO WAUR CONSUMERS.
Water consumer should not forget
iat Sunday w IIP be December 10, and
that Saturday will be the last day to
pay water rent.
Tt 10 Inch die grsphophone records
at 60 cent each. Alo lateot style
graphophones at led rock price for
ths holiday trade. For sale by A. R.
Cyrus, 424 Commercial street.
FOR COUGH AND COLD.
Nothing Is better than syrup tar and
wild cherry. S5o and 60c a bottle. Sold
by ths Owl and Eagle Drug Stores,
Notices
Grace Canrcn.
Tlie Ilcv. F. EAllyw will conduct
the morning ervi at Grace church on
Sunday and will preach at II a. m..
Sunday school, 12:30. F.vnirg prayer,
7:30, with ermon by the rector. Scr-
vU-e at Holy Innocent' ihp-l 9 a. m.
Tlw Rev. W. 8, Short will condurt er
vice at 10:30 a. in. next Sunday.
Norwegian M E. Church.
Rev. C. Aug. Petersen, the patitor will
pri-ach at 11 a. ni. and 8 p. m. Sunday
m-hool at 10 a. m. H. M. LorcnUcn,
Miperintcndrnt. Young People meet
ing at 7 p. m., Rev. E. I- Xaiithnip,
leader.
Mass Meeting.
At Bethany Free charch, Uppertown
at 3 p. m. All interested in the moral
welfare of our city at the coming elec
tion are invited. Prominent peaker,
both in the Knj.'ti-h and Scandinavian
IriiifMiuKc will adilro the meeting.
First M. E. Cbrirch.
An invitation i extendrd to all to
attend the amice at tlie First M. E.
church. There will be cla meeting at
10:30 a. in., preaching by the pator,
Rev. W. S. Griuw at 11 a. in., and 7:30
p. in. Sunday -hool at 12:13, aud Kp
wolth Ijengue at 6:3(W p. m. The anb-
jwt for the league xrvice will le "The
City of GikI," ami the meeting will lie
led by Mis Virginia Nolen. The uplcn-
did choir under leader chip of Mi- Kl-
more will ing in the evening scrvk-c.
First Congregational
Pmiching at 11 a in. and 7:30 p. in.,
by the pantor, Luther D. Mahone. The)
morning subject, "Tbe Companion of the
Cro." evening, "One of the World's
Saviour's CarriMMi." Sunday school at
12:20 p. m.
Baptist Church
All the UMial ncrvices will be observ
ed at the RaptUt church tomorrow. The
subjqct of M-rmon will le as follow:
"The Reading of the Word of God," and
The Obtaining of rower." Everybody
i cordially invited.
Presbyterian Chnrch.
The Rev, W. S. Gilbert of Calvary
Presbyterian church, Portland, will
preach In the Prehytrian church here
today, morning and evening. All are
cordially Invited. Sunday school at
12:13. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30.
First Lutheran.
The Firt Lutheran church, GuUf E.
Rydqulat, pastor. Sundav school at 7:30.
Ther. will be no morning acnic, ow
ing to the recent festivities of the
church the pator's time ha beeu o
taken up, that only one preentatde
sermon oaa be prepared. Kvening i-cr-
vk-e in Inglihh at 7:30. Tlie ptor
will pcak on the subject, "The King
dom of God." The public U respectfully
and cordially invited
WATER-PROOFING.
Mrs. A. B Jewett has pleasurs In aa
nounclng to her friends and patrons that
she la now la possession of a sucoaw
ful , system of water proofing clot
materials. She will demonstrate tha lav
tt-rsstlng process, upon call, at bar
room, No. 154 Ninth street
Do you wish to study the piano?
Piano harmony and history of music
taught at Miss Tswney's studio. 662
Commercial Fulton building, Phone
Black, 2146.
Ths Little Book Store for sale.
X. A. Atkermau, 421 Bond St, does all
manner of texidermy furniture nphol
tering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat
tress making a specialty and all work
guaranteed.
M0YED AND READY. ! ' '
Charles Heilborn A Co, hart moral
into their bow store and make tha aa
nouaoemant that they art aow opea for
promptly.
Waad! Wood! Wood! Wood! Wood!
For choice dry box-wood, telephoaa
2064 Black, or leave orders at tbe A
toria Grocery. O. Nelson, "Th Wood
Man,-
Mrs, Tilda Anderson, massage, 1479
Grand Avenue. Given either at horn, or
will ealL
Hot drinks and aandvkhes at Hol
ler's. -. .':. '
The Best Fiction at Half Mce
Graust arh
Castle Crancycrov
Brewster's Millions f
Th thrw bat boohs of tho most
popular Am.rletn Novollat
Georg'e Darr V McCutcheon
P
..id
I Ztf
USD
and fifty others by tho best American and English
authorssuch as Gilbert Parher, A. Conah Doyle,
F. Marion Crawford, and Booth Tarhing'ton all
larg'e handsome cloth bound copyrighted boohs
that formerly sold for from $1.0d to $1.50 each
a 75 cents per volume
An offering' made possible only by our unequaled
purchasing power, and exact hnowledg'e of trade
conditions.
vSvenson Book iStore.
... 4 ......
Fourteenth and Commercial Street
V ' ' '
jf - Si
A Ccmpleto Line cf
mmmt
Steves
Anything in a first claas stovs eith
r Wood cr Coal or Combined, you will
jm, J, Scully
470-472 COMMERCIAL STRICT
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