THE MORNING ASTOHIAN. ASTORIA.
OREGON
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, ijoj
A OAZZLiriG ARRAY
HEW CSOCXMY DEPARTMElfT HOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
I With tn Finest i tplay af Crocksry, Glassware, Cninaware, Cut GIaa, Brie
a Brae, Silverware, Citlery, Tinware "4 Graniteware.
Ckrlstmu Buyer are invited te corat and inspepct thia iplendid se
lection you art bound to find eoroethine. to make aa elfjant present.
A; V. ALLEN
CITY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
SnperiBteBdest Clark Make up Hit
Xeatkly Report. -
City School SuperinUeident Clark yn
texdav rvceJvd the monthly reports of
all the. teacher la tha different schools
U the city, and from them has com
piled hit monthly report regarding the
attendance.
' The total number of student regist
ered thu far ia the grades aad High
sohoo) combined is 1399. Of thit aum
her 707 ar girls, and 602 ar boy. The
High aohool haa aa enrollment of 102;
64 being girl, aad 3 boys.
The banner school this month is the
Oiaey school, aa for the, whole month
the percentage of Attendance wae W.5
par tent. Adair school ahowed 99 per
C3 h itteblM) McClun school W JS
er cent; Taylor, SIX; Alderbrook,
97.1 per rent, and Shively school
per ceatag of 97.5.
There vera IS persons tardy during
the month; all but one bciug in th
KraV. Mis Sands' room in the Oumv
'ho4 was the banner room for the
month, there Wing neither an abitce
nor a tanlv rporteJ. Oliwy school i
mtitk-d to be the banner hm4, hav
ing the, hihi-Kt petventHjre of attend
ance during the month. Taking it all
together Superintmdent Clark is much
phaed with the showing of the t-ity
houi. ine work i proervsswr satis
factorily along ail line, and the outlook
is bright for the future.
ADJUDGED INSANE ' " ) .
D. W, Sanborn Once Mors , Committed
to th Asylum. . f
1. W. Sanborn, was brought up from
SaU yesterday, m1 examined before
the county board ami adjudged in1
and committed to the alum. This l
th Mcoiid time he has been commit
tal to that iiKtittithm. The t)rt be-
ing on Augiwt 5, 12, and was releaiuxl
a cured on Auj;ut 27, UNW. 11c wa
at tlilTvit-nt times confined in avtuin
iti the Kat. ll will W take to Salem
a wkiu a attendant arrive after
him.
RIOTOUS RUSSIANS
BOYCOTT AMER
CANS
Chinessc Crew Will Not Patronize
Peddlers.
One Piano TicKet With Every $2.50 Purchase
EXCLUSION ACT THE CAUSE
Notices Posted About th Deck to that
Effect British Ship Euphrosyna on
Her Way Dowa the RWer Other
Shipping News.
MILITIA IS LOYAL.
Washington, Dec 9. Central F. &
Ainsworth military secretary, ia his re
port on the militia of the United States
says it is estimated that about 73 per
ent of the orgartUrd militia wouhl re
spond to a call for trope to repel in
vasion or suppnoa insurrection aguimtt
the authority of the I'nited States
Fresh Disturbance Occur Among the
Troops.
K St. lVlervburg, Dec. Fr-i ih"-j
orders am reported at Kron.tadt. It
iui.! id J.,vaJ trooo there were oh-1 Sn Frantieo, Pec. 9. The anti
lined to fire on the mutineers. Riots American boycott ha reached thi
. !.. wnorted amoue- th troops re prt. It it the custom of the Pacific
turning from Manchuria. At Sirran, Mail Company to allow yihn
rioters are n-ported to have sacked th other small dealers on board their China
railway station. liners during the. luncheon hour for the
-aa.u- ..esffw " ' e convenience of th Chinese sailors, lira-
I men, cooks and waiters, who, by rea
flounel pr.cilc it "i t7V
" their hoping a.hore. Wn th Man-
M imporUt, brt, M tkii-huria docked on Tuesday lst, notices
Wtfthh of Mturt. lin Chines were tacked up all over the
m lmi' n . i i h'P- Ttie notices all called the at-
SekilhnS BtH It U Ut Untion of th, M4n,hurU., frew io the
C If in .existence of a bovcott awainst Ameri-an
goods and forbade them to buy any
wares offered for le on the liner's
decks during her stay in this American
port. So far the. Manchuria's Chinese
have followed the edict of the boycott
notice to the k ttvr and the delers
have almmhsnrd their efforts to trade
with them.
At your froctr'i and moat
back.
wmmu niiiicaa lie lij!
' SUGGESTIONS!
Present fr Mea.
Smoking Jsckets.
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Linen Handkerchief.
Silk Mufflers, Supenders. .
Bth Robes, Necktie.
Collar and Cuff Boxe. v
UmbrelUs.
Presents for Women.
Silk and Worsted Dm Tatteris.
-uit Jackets and Skirts.
Furs of all kind.
Feather Boas, Kid GloTes.
Hsudkerchiefs Ribbon.
Dm-ing Jacket, liath F.obe.
Silk and Wool Hose.
Present for Children,
Di.lK Toys of all kind, Silkk Hand
kerchiefs, linen HanJkerchiefs,
Cnilrlls, Fur Cloak, Silks and Wool
Mtff'uV Silk and Wool Gloves, Hair
Ribbon.
mmim sifts
Headquarters for Santa rClans
A stoic brim full of ,rprettyy sensible
and useful holiday presents suitable
for mother, father sister, brother and
the loving little baby. J
low Awaiting You
Present for th Home.
Lce Curtain,
likuiket. Comfort.
Towel.
hfet and Pillow Cae.
Nspkinr.
Rug, Portiere.
OFFICIAL COUNT
Of the Charity Fund Vote.
Saturday, Dec 9, at 9 m.
tlrace Church 7236
St. Mry Iloeoital 3113 I
Prel.jteiian llurch tiW
lkri So.iety '. Wi
PuWic library 1314
M. K. Uurth ... 1008
Congregutiuusl Church (Kl
Eagle Lod .'. &62
Bptt Cfcurch
Fiuni K. S. Luth. Church 372
Finni-h S. S. I.uth. Church 3J2
Monday Club 2S3
St. Agnea Guild 234
Holy Inaocenta Uuild ... H
fit. Mr's Church 174
W. C T. V. 114
Odd Fellows 100
tnty the reiving 100 rotes or
more w ill be publibl.
Our store has been transformed in
to a veritable Fairyland with every
thing so tastefully displayed that
you cannot afford to miss seeing it.
Come at once. Mix with the happy
throng of buyers in Astoria's greatest
holiday emporium.
Shopping Days arc fleeting.
Have you seen our assortment?
Handkerchief Squares
Handkerceief Linens
for Christmas work
A. .'DUNBAR CO.
The Good Store. Astoria's Foremost Dry Goods, Suit and Cloak House.
T1HIF
elk elLli il a
J
Will Arrive Down Today.
The ltriiNh 4iip KtiphrmyiHt i on
the wy down the river, hating left
Portland yelerday. She i loaded with
a cargo of lM.-Vm bushels of wheat, val
ued at 7!,M!. She meaures 21 feet
and 11 inches draft. Several other for
eign ImuhhI veeU hae finished load
ing, and of the I.IIermltt and Hi it -
inh steamer Labtian ht cleared the
former with 101,876 lmheK of wheat
valued at IO.IM, and the latter with
14.300 barrel of flour valued at 049,
149, and 103,331 bushel of wheat valued
at $76,000. L'Hermitta goes to Queens-
towa for orders, while the Iabusn car
ries to Yokahsma and wsy port. The
draff of thee vewls and the Tsrpen-
bek and Cambronite, which bav aim
finUhed loading, is a follows. L'lb-r-mitte,
21 feet; the Ubaun, 23 feet; the
Tarpenbek, 21 feet four iuche; the
Cambrvmne, 20 feet.
Pile Driver Burn. .
Word va received here lat evening
about 6 o'clock tltat a fire of ome kinl
was in progres at the end of the jetty
at Korth Head. The 1'. S. engineer at
Fort Stevens was notifie.1 and msde an
investigation, finding that a pile driver
on th end of he jtty had caught
fire in xme niyt riou manner. A num
ber of men went to the scene of the
Are, but at a late hour lt nlylit no
word a to th eiiotin of the blnie
could be received.
The liglitlK.iie tenl.f Ueither left
out veterhiy morning for a i-ruie
along the Wa4iinjton coat with In
!petor S. C. Ifcilm-r aUorl. He will
aIo in-pet station on the Sound, and
will Us gone about ten daw. Seve al
buoy are to le teplaced, mid he will
super iut-nd ths work. Some k-eper of
atdtioii on the Souml an l the Washing
ton t have aked to le transferred.
and taptain lleilner wi?l probably make
evcrul change.
0
The t-U-anM-r F. A. Kilburn is nehcl-
uled to tail for Sm Frnni-j-co thl
morning.
The steamer Alliance ails thic morn-
i.g fir Kureka via Coo Riy.
Thei steamer Eureka anivrd down
la-t evening and left out for Sao Fran-
cieo, she carried a cargo of lumber.
The tank teamer Asuncion arrived
in ye-trdy with a tarr of crude oil.
Part of which he discharged heie In
the Standard's tanks.
Th schooner Alpha nailed eterda
for Sam Francisco. ,
The steamer 'FJmore will leave out
thia afternoon for Tillamook, weather
permitting.
The schooner Ceiald which ha.
been bar bound in the Nehalem for the
part two week, went to ea rter
day and 1 expected in this morning.
The steamer Elizabeth left out for
Coquille river yesterday morning wirti
a cargo of flour.
The stearaidiip S-nator sailed for San
FraiK-ico eterday morning.
Because
It Pays
to
Deal
With
WISE
Courteous
treatment,
Good
Clothes,
Liberal
Ideas.
Cheap goods at cheap prices please you first, but the
smile fades with the colors of cheap clothes.
t.rg -rr.-sJ. sr..1:-'. :-x -1
WISE Builds His Reputation
On Good Clothes,
On new Ideas,
On Liberal Treatment
IT PAYS TO TRADK WITH
MermaiWisie
ASTORIA'S REMAHLE CLOTHIER
r
Are You Planning: to Remodel?
If yon contemplate remodeling
your ptKM home now or In the
titv future, you should itudy the
libjert of Plumbing,
A little knowledge on the subject will
be beneficial to jrou In the selection of tne
beit material and fixture i and In their proper
Union throughout the home.
If you will call and comult ui, we will
give you attractive literature on modern sani
tation and will ihow yoa the sample! of
'jteadaiT Ware we have In our ihowroom.
am
ePl
J. A, Montgomery, Astoria
Our Great Removal Sale of
Hih Grade Wall Paper
Is a Phenomenal Success.
Now is the best opportunity to secure
bargains as we will move to our new location
January 1st, and in the meanwhile we are
selling wall paper at prices lower than you
have ever seen it before. Call and inspect
. our elegant lines.
B. F. Allen Son, cSst
tv wii isai wl C3 Beer.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
A. I FOX. Vice Tree,
A8T0HIA HAVINdM IlANR.Trfsl
JOHN FOX, Prf. and flnrt.
F L BISHOP. Secretary
Designers and Manufacturers of
THE LATEST IMPltOVKD
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers,
Complete Cannery OutfiU Furnished.
CORRESMXc'tKr SOfrrtO. Foot of Fourlb.S(reet,
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