Sunday, rmvitr 4. .
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN. ASTORIA, OREGON.
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You Add to the Family Saving Fund
When You Buy
"QMUNN FL01IR"
You will always bar good bread and patry aid tifUoi through-
out tha houxiaold. Try ft ssck and
III,.. It
ROSS, HIGGINS Co.
TBI RELIABLE GROCERS
TIRSI TALKS OF TBI TOW 5 4
Paid Oa Call Tha rlly treasurer
tate that up la data on lit !t rail
f(lr warrnut the turn of Itn.TIOi be
been paid,
Hospital Not.II. II. Whimmui. who
ha Iwa very ill at HI. Mary'e hi-pltal.
ilb typhoid, ha fr-rovered, and left
yeaterday for hi boma. Mis C.under
ton, who haa been 111 there for some
time, illh the aimt malady, U pro
jrclng Burly toward recovery.
' Dirt At Knappa. AlWit Milmlw, a
resident of Knappa, died yeterday at
hi home of consumption after a pro
traded lllne. Tha deceased wa aged
4rl year. The funeral villi take place
thU efletntam at Knia.
Leaves far Vancouver. J. Au-tin
Hevrlv. Ihr noriuhtr voting barttmir
singer, who baa held lb board at the
Star theater In tliU riiy for l months
pat, ha been nrdrred to Vancou
ver, Washington, and IH leave tomor
row morning. Mr. Itenvrly h won a
very dUtlm-t and pleant place In the
esteem of all Astorlan. not alont fur
tha Rita and eoncicntlou pro(elonal
work hi- he nlwaya done bora In the
Illu.U.tcd aond phae of Hie Star put
gram, but for the tinwarylntf ami pro
nounced iiiaHtlea ba poee at aril
Irred and refined young man. He h a
career of merit ahead of Mm. and a be
achieve it none will ba rradirr or
franker In reiterating the cordial and
truthful "I tobl yoti an." than the p-o-pi.
of thi. city.
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Strictly
Fresh
Ranche Egg's
30 Cents
PerDoz.
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
' 118-122 TwtlfUi it Aatorla, Ore.
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ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH
YOUR FUEL?
HEBBURN C0A1L
GIvcb More Heat for the Money
Than Any Other Fuel. Try It.
IN LARGE LUMPS OR IN SACKS
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'Phone Orders to Main 1961
ELMORE &
gvt your oionty back if you dou't
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No Morning Srvfce.-4fw lug to the
arrangement for the funeral of Mi
Tine Indergasrd at o'chak thi after-
maw, there will I no pwbw thd
morning at tha Norwegian Kvaii-frU'-al
Lutheran rbiM h. There, ill j )) an
evening eervlre, however, at 7:90 n'ebs-k
Key. horenwn, wbu baa purpoaed going
to lulncy on church duty tbia afternoon
haa deferred that visit until Hunday
neat, on thi aerouut. n , '
Ovtr Fia Handtad. Jut wne'.iiMire
than IK of tbt totera of tlataop emmty
had reffiitered for the April primarien.
at 5 oVbrk yetcrday evetilnjil) A
tnrU, No. I. 2.1 i No. 1 40; .Vo, 3, 44 s
Xo. 4, 71 1 Xo. Mi Na. , S7 Xo. 7.
Ill, total for c-lty. K1 Clifton. Xu. ).
1i t llfton. Xo. t Ss Chadwelt, ll flat
p. 4t KKh. 3 'Kihn iHty. Xo. I. 2;
.Mm Dny, No. 2. fi; Jewell, I; Kanpa.
24 1 Ml.liaaaka, i Melville, 0; New ..
toria. 7t Nnev, 4; Tuah, 2i Seaide,
Mvenn. 4; eper Oi WetM.rf, 3;
WaiYentnn, 0; Walltikkl. fl. and Younjr't
Itlvrr. 4i total for country, ITH; ianl
total, M,
Snuihet Window, A man, toil drunk
tit navigate the ktrrta without Mime
itiHrt other than wlutt nature had
prnvilid him with, endeavored yeter
day aftertUKin to ateady lilnielf by
k-aniiiK aKlt the wiuthaet miner of
A. V. All. n' grn-vty atore on Coin my
t-l I tm.t. Tha attempt however prov
ed dlateron", for be nil-r.l the cor
ner eompMely and fell b-avily apalnat
the nhiiw window, breaking tha t,MM
and prVt'ipilatitiK bl head and arxmld
era tliMitjih the optniny. With the aid
of b, lander be a banled nut ami
after wime argumi-nt aitli the proprie
tor a imlihvd to vontriluite the nm
of tl M for tlie ibtlKaK .
Sent To Portland. The irmnlt or
the late CahrM Khimlh-r who dii-d at
St. Mry' hospital, on Friday evening
lat, aett (hipped bfrn to Portland, in
lt v,.nin(' epr, in -ut.ly of
Mi Carolyn Wiindbr. the dauifliter of
the father and mother alio died brie
mi ThuMay, and who haa.lieen witl)
t lie in tlirinifc'li alt tlu-ir long illm-. here.
The remain of the motlh-r vent for1
aard on Thumdrty evening and the
on. Mr, -Dnild H Shlndler, fnnveyetl
tbem bene. The dtwl funeral will lake
plav al the turtrnpoli tMly. Tin
rae i a partlrularly d one, a lth
the aiied people aere ill imultMiimly
and died almot within the hour. Mii
Mhindler, when death piereil inevil
able tc'l.-jjtapbed fur la-r brtitber at Sun
Fram-U-n. and lith children were aith
the pariuit in the rliwiuu hour, the
daughter remaining aitli the fatlicr.
aim did not nmvunib till Inter in the
day! the m ftiK foinanl nith tin-
mother rarli -r, both to im'i't nt the bl
ad futii'linn in Toilland IikIiiv.
Tha manager of "Hotel Irving" wUhei
to announce that tb hotel dining room
la bow open to tha public Good cooking
and splendid t price. Prlct 5 cents p:t
meal Special rate to permanent gurati
From the Sublim to tha Ridiculous
ValcntlnM at Svsnacn's.
COMPANY
To Portland. Mr.. ' Xt Troyer of
Cortland after a vllt with Mr, (i. W
Ixnmalierrv in (hi rity, returned lat
evening to her borne in the nietrnpoli
Will Be la It.-It I s H'"l and for
tuiiute thiiiK fnf a man to lie enrolled oi
record aa a citien of AuiriVa, and m
i 1. Ink f Kr. Anion Marenk A ml i) oil ami
Malt Ifrnrik Tolonni, )e-lerday file!
Il"'ir i.i-iiiratlon of intention to take
on the honor, aith County l ick Clin
ton, Entartaina CU.-l lii Sunday K. Ikm.1
Ih of Mr. K. K. Ih-iM of the Itaptit
church waa di-liyhtfully entertained ye
tenlay afternonn at ilr. Ih-ilM-i' re.l
demw on Seventh atreet, ,Molc, Kme
and the cutomry amuenietil erc
enjoyed. ItefeeOimrliU cl avrved.
If yon at looking for eoiy sulfas of
rooms go ts "Hotal Irving" ,Tna botsl
ia; tqulpped .with all aodtn - eonvea
isnota. Wall prepared and daintily serv
ed meal can ba had at ss cants.
Mayor ' Baaigna. J. If. fJohanrn.
mayor of Keaiile, Friday evening ten
ilered hk reirnation a mayor to the
eity coum-il, ktating tliat bulne mat
ter would not allow him to keep the
ofllee any bngr. ' In consideration of
I hi., hi rit!natiu wa accepted and
M. .1. Young wa aelectcd in hi place.
Valentin at Svenson's.
Another Caae Filed.-Mcr. John II.
Smith and A. M, Smith, a attorney
for the plaint in, yeolrrdny fili-d a cae
in the circuit court, wherein the A
tU AUtra.t. Title and Trut Cmn
ny.i pluiiititT and M. Oiri.tine .
II. C. Itoe and Jawh I'. !.. Farrcll, are
it.-f.-fi.Litnl . The uit i for a di-rre of
meter a to defrmlant In the matter
of title and equity in bit It, Mock 115.
Sliitely'a Aloria.
It w.ll sot pay I keep bouse, pay
klp, grocery bill, ful bill, and many
other Inddantala, whan yon can get fine,
airy, well-furnUhed, and stcam-baatad
rooms with board at "Hotel Irving."
Sella Stock.-Krvrnty-i and a half
.iir of tock in the Colurnbia Itiver
I'aikera' Aaociation were w.ld yeter
day nwrning by SheriiT l.invilh- (inilei-
riinnlion to eolbft a juditiuent for
7.U ia the cae of the iii-t National
li.mk v. C, It. Iliuithoin. Ihily two
hhU were offer -J t one by the plaint iff
for Ml a altar or lVMk ami erne by S.
Klmrue for a." a hare. 1 Tha bid of the
Kiit Xatbuial Ihiuk being the hihral,
a acreptrtl. ,
Select Streets. Thi morning at Un
oVIiM-k. the mayor. treet hiicrintenil
cut and tii.-niU-r of the tr.-et commit
ter of the. city council will mccl and
take trip over the city tt. note the
i-oiiilithm of the trvet and decide on
what etr.-el it i li to improve. In
older to let property owner have an
ipoitunity to enter a pmtet if Ihcy
have any, -no contrai-t for iiuprnving
any atreet exi-ept lhmd atrcct from
Ninth licct We-t, will bo let liefore
the Arat of Apiil.
Assembly Hall.-The re-idctit of l"p
jMTtoun are planning to crs-t a huge
mlily hall in that part of the city
to ue for meeting iiii'hc. The build
ing a planned will ot about -'UDNl nml
hr capable of eiitiiig acxcit or eight
liiin.li .-.I M-riuin. K. tiutuf-iMi and
Jiicoh MiM.ie are mound with a )ictitinu
ecuring mlicriplintr I'oi the new buih
ing and are meeting with comparatively
gial iiecc. A ixhii a a IVilMinahle
Kimt i olitriineil it 1 (limine, I to hct.'iu
the erection of the buildiiig. The rc-i-ileutii
of l'pH-i'toun air all heartily in
favor of the propped building a it i
oiucUiing badly needed in that part of
town for the different meeting which
often occur there.
"Hotel Irving" is tb -only steam
bested hotel in Astoria. Bsta very rea
sonable, Bids Opened. The hid received by
the Waya and .Mean Committed of the
eity council for lighting tlie atreet of
Aatoria for two, three and live-year eon
trct, were, opened yeatcrday after
noon, there U-ing but one bidder, the
Atoria FJectrh' Company, their offer
la'lng aa follow: The company to fur
nih sixty light for two year at
e4.'ft!0 per year, with any extra light
at 174 a year each. The anie numla-l'
of light frr three year to lie fur
nished at (XI1MMI year, all extra light
to lie furnihrd at $M each. For a
live-year contract (he company agree
to furnih aixty light for $.'ISHH a year,
extra light at ftU.KO each. In cac
the five-year eontiWet - i a-cepted the
coinany will put hi new light of the
miwt approved deoigii, ' The committee
h not jet derided what contract will
he recommended, though mot of tliem
eem to favor the five-year offer.
Send her a valentine Svenson's Book
Store sells tbem.
Thi Caaa" Continned. The raa of the
Htat of Oregon agjiiwt It. II. Canipla-ll.
manager of tlie Atori .nmlr
Co.. for duiuiliig adut in tlie Coluin
liia river a a contiuue in lutice
irtnliiian' curl, ye.ierday; until Mon
day, February liitfi.
Will Co Hence.-AUegdiiiil arrive.,
doan from the lnane ayluin at Salem,
on lat night' train, for Flain John
on, who Waa committed here on Frklay
lat. They will lente fur the capital
today aitb theli unfortunate charge.
All Succuful.Tli foltoaing young
ieiple, front the M. lure ntumi, were
awarded graduatiou rertilh-ate, on Fri
day tail, at the grammar grade ever
ie given at the X O. V. V. Hall:
lc .lelnr, Allx-rt i:riuan. William
Thommin, Artliur lHtnirhln, Mabel
Miinr.w, Maude ltow, Kiitli ftlinn, Der
tiia Mejiln-nwin, llihla Ijinon, Muretta
Tagg.' Ila lla Tauleon, Nmle Wi-e.
,lleie ' lie., Fannie Gregory and llil
did Smith..
Ofl For CoUax.-Mr. and Mr. B. E.
I'a-ley b-ave tody for Colfax, "Vah
ingltin, where Mr. Paalry ha been ap
pointed to a lucrative pot in the aervk-r
of VVoodiu'a big department store. Mr.
I'aftley'haa liecn in the employ of tb
Foard A .Stoke Company, of thi eity,
for the wt year and ha made very
many friend here in the liu-ine a or 1.1.
a both be and Mr. Ptey have, no
i wily j and they go bence w ith the
l-t wihe of many fri.-nd here for a
pleanl and ureefiil career at Col
fax and wherever elae chance and the
invitation of buinea mar take him.
Weather Record. Dining the month
of January according to the report of
Weather IMiM-rver I'oaell, tlie thick
precipitation amounted to tt.HI iuche.
The gratet , precipitation for twenty
four hour wa 1.1)5 im-he, which oc
eurmi on the twenty-third of tlie month.
There Were two clear day during the
month, twenty-four cloudy day and five
mrtly cloudy. Tlie highe-t tempera
ture occurred on the aeventh and thirty
flrt, when the thermometer reached 57
degree; the miuiiniim temperature wa
4.1 degree oa tlie twentieth of the
month.
Lively Beat Eatata-Thcre i a t dy
nioieini-nt in title in and ataiut A
toria, aeven reconla being made yeter
ibiy In thi relation, to wit: Kail Knob-b-h
and wife to Isabella T. lieer. war
ranty title, cntMilcnitinn .VI. convey
ing lot 14 and 13 in Mock 1, Trullin
ger addition to Astoria: loahell T.
!e.r and hti.hand, to Karl Knobluch,
warranty title, couideration I'.ilt, con
veyed bit 111 and 17 in bkak I, Trut
linger' Addition to Atoria: John .1.
Hupp and wife 'to Cha. I. Muginni.
warranty title, coniieration fl, convey
ing lot 2 and part of bt 3. in act-lion 31,
towmdiip 5, north range 7 wet. Cha.
P. Maggiiiiiin and wife to John J. Hupp,
warranty title, roiiMilerathin $1110,
conveying lot 10, 2l, 21 and 22 in acc
linn 1, tounhip 4, north rHiige it w.-t.
Cha. P. Mnginni and wife to Kmma
0. 1. warranty title. conxideiMtion
ail)7, convey iig the eat 12 of lot 4
and all of lot 3 and 0, in wvtioii 3,
townhip 4 north, range 7 wct. W. .1.
Oerrih and wife to lloliert Nixon, war
ranty title. conideration 24tl, hl 'l.
block 20, New Antoria, John H. Smith
and wife to Jame Duff, aarrunty till.-i-oii-idcmtion
fMi, conveying lot 13,
Idoik 2. (ieaihan Park.
Grades Allotted. Superinteudent Clm k
of the city achiada hu arranged tire
transfer of the grade to their respec-
titn room for Monday follow:
AliieiliiHk chiol l!ooin one. grade 1
mid 2; room two, ,1irt grade, and 4th B
elut rtMim thiee, 4tli A. .tth grade, and
lith It cIh-; nxnu four, tithA. 7th K, 7th
A, and Sth II cli(i. Adair nchool riaim
nili', 1-t grade; room two, 2d grade;
Hln three, 4lh It, and 3rd A; mom
tour, 4th A and Ad H; room five, 5th
gride; room ix. Oth grade and 7th B
t-la; room even, 7th A cla ami 8th
grade. Shively. school room one, 1st
grade; numi two, 2d grade; room three,
ilrd grade, and 4th B rla: room four.
4th A and Ath l; room live, Jth A and
llh At mom ix. Itth 11, 7th II and 7th
X MK'lura i'ImiI room one, lt grade;
naint two, 2d grade; mom three, 3rd
grade; room four,, 4th grade; room Ave.
Ath grade; room ix, Hlh grade. Olney
chnol room lire, 5th grade; riaun aix.
llh grade, room nevea, 7th grade. Tay
lor achool room one, lt grade; room
two, 2nd grade nm three, 3rd grade;
room four. 4th grade.
SPECIAL CALL TO SUFFRAGISTS!
The Woman' Suffrage Amofiation
will hold a ieci meeting Monday.
February 6th, at !:0 p. n,
All member are requented to be
precnt a there i buine of imMrt
nce to be i-ted nmn.
By order of the lre"ulent.
V, K. Scott, the well-known printer.
recently of the firm of Si-ott d Clinton.,
of the II wco Journal, went to Portland!
yesterday moiv-ing, on busine. f
.
ASTORIA'S LIBRARY
I Annual Meeting Held Yesterday
at city nan.
OFFICIAL REPORTS FILED
Splendid Stowing for a Notable Ineti
tution Thoroughly and Carefully
Handled by Competent People Bec-
emmeadatioai Made.
The A-torl Public Ulirary Aocia
thin held it regular meeting yesterday
at the library room in the City Hall;
thi being the date for the annual flee
lion of officer and tha tiling of the re
port of the retiring officer. Tlie ea
ion wa aomewhat probmged.
The following Site allowing ia made,
to money received: From city war
rant and librarian, I1047.3K; from en
tertalnnient given by lilirary com
mitter, $110; from ale of old lilirary
furnitre, $s. from other source, $13.17.
Total, $12.1.55.
The sM-iation during the year ha
purcbaacd, and paid for (out of money
earned by the board during the pat
year!, all tin furniture, Wik rack and
tlni-liing for the library room, amount
ing to over $!. They have earned
during 1905, $1)0; have bought $140.40
worth of book and have a special bat
a nee to their account, kept for the pur-
lutH of book at atated interval.
At the eonclukion of the report, the
new board, confuting of Mi. Frank
Ptton, president; Mr. A. A. Finch.
vice-preM,lent j Mr. P. A. Stokes trea
urer; and Mi Ihira Iiadoll.-t, rcretary.
wa duly intlalled, and the board ad
journed, until the meeting in course:
President's Report.
"To . the Member of the Library
Board:
'The bint year haa been one of pro
gress for the A-toria Public Library.
We are now comfortably hicatrd in
commodiona room in the new Citr
Hull; the rooin are fumi-hed with tb
latent improved book rack and other
library furniture; the billa (or the fur
niture have been paid, or, we have the
money to pay fur them; and we, at lat
feel that there i much truth in the
old adnge to tha effect that "all thing
eol!lc, to thoe Who wait' eie-ially if
they work while waiting.
We owe a debt of gratitude to tlie
mayor and common council (including
our departed friend. Mayor Suprenantl
for their full appreciation of the bene
fit of the library to the public and tin ir
rorrcMindiiig , a-M-intam-e and support.
Tlicy have generouly provided tlie large
convenient, and plcant library room
in the city hall, by the nc of which
we have been relieved of all . charge
for rent, light and fuel; and they hate
renewed their 'adequate pproiriation of
$70.00 cr month, by an economii-al and
jtidiciou use of which we hope to bring
the library t it full measure of Ue-fiiluc-.
" Although your ivoik ba tieen an
well done a to leave but little erue
for rvwmmeithitinn. a rcvomuienrla
(kiii iwe in order and perhnp except
ed anyway, I would anggeat that, in
our endeavors to bring tha library to
the Highlit fjiti of rwfuliMV, we
purchaie more hook on applied cienec.
or iicli iMNik of H'ientilic mil me a
will le of the most iracth-al it-e and
benefit a reference iMHik-.. If w. must
curtail tlie purclia-e of book of fic
tion to lie able to pni'-liiise more lxtnko
of nit i.-jj utility, let u do o. until
it I known that any ordinary scientific
or othr question of practical applica
tion can be determined or nettled by
consulting the library.
"Although from lis") to l-MUl ieoile
visit the library each month I would
alo auggest for your eon-iileratinn tiiat
in order to extend it benefit to the
grvt;-t pwible number of people, we
adopt nonie ei-onoinical mean of adver-
W art Ml agents la AttarU for the Niagara Stove Works of Buffalo, H. T.
Celebrated Stoves and Ranges
timg or making known it facilitiee ta
t!ie wliole public, inrln.ling traBgr
within our city it any time, well an
all relilent.
"In coneiision I want to etpr-a wiy
thank to all He committee, and ea
(icctally tho building ronimittca (aa ha
wrrk haa lieen somewhat nmra trytnf '
than usual thi year) for their earnest
and efficient co-operation in the ntaaag
ment of tb library, and to thank all
member of the board for tbeir uni
form i indne and indulgence hown
me, which I a-wnre you, are appreri.
atej.
"Ileajiectfuny anbmittcd
"Minnie S. Smith, President A.P.LA,
Secretary's Report.
"To the offireiw snd manager of the)
A-tori Public Uhrary AMucktton.
"I re-pe-t fully aubmit 1be following
rcMrt for the year l!KG.
"Xew hook. 200; of thee 111 were
inirt-hawd. 87 donated.
tW of book, $140.40.
"Number of book in library, M9X
"Xumfier of book drawn, tail. "
Viitur, 18.57.1. v
'It being tlie privilege of tha Wre
tary to make auggration for the coming
year, I would recommend that the board
consider tho advisability of opening tha
library in the morning aa well a ia Ota
afternoon and evening.
"P.e.pectfully Mibmitted
"Cert rude 11 rch. Secretary.
TO THX PUBLIC,
Xotice it berebr given that the Aa-
embly Club, giving dances at Logaa'a
hall, ba engaged anion musician.
Signed,
ASTORIA HUSICTASS CXION.
TOUR IfXXl
Never bar to wait kmc at the 0a
ddaat Barber Shop. A. E. Pttarson,
proprictop.
WOOD! WOODI WOOD!
Wa have movd to 33d Tenth itrect. '
eornar of Grand avraua, and eaa ba
found then at any time, for Uaiinff
and drayinf porpoaea.
B, C McIXTOSH.
Success i stamped on averp package.
It ia tha moat eucceatful remedy knows.
It makes yon well and keeps yon wall.
That' what Holliiter- Rocky Mountain
Ten doe. SS eente, Tea or Tablet,
Frank Hart, druggist
Shorthand School.
Parties wishing to atudy horthad
at private night school should ea3 a
or ndreaa Roy H, Keagy, Holdea House.
Astoria, Ore.
N. A. Ackarman, 421 Bond St, doasaS
manner of taxidermy, furniture uphoi
tering, oarpet cleaning and layug, aut-
treaa making specialty and all work
guaranteed. 1
MASSAGE, riNHISH METHOD. ,
Miss Olga Landen, Finnish grtduat.
room ft, Pythian building. Give mas
sages, steam and hot bath. Phoos
Black 2163. Will call.
HEWS ITEM.
i
Tit.' agricultural and horticultural re-
ource of the Grsnd Valley, Colorado,
are most entertainingly tet forth in aa
attractive booklet, "The Little Empira
of the Western Sloiie," now being dis
tributed by the pa. nger department of
the lVnver & Rio Grande RailivaJ.
A GOOD THING TO K50W.
The stranger within Astoria's irate
should know, ss doe every homo eiti-
ten, that the one place to properly feed
one' If ia the Palce Restaurant. Tha
service, at the desk, in the dining room.
in tha kitchen, i as n-rfect ss means
snd experience can make it, and avail-
abl, day and night, tha year round.
Private dining rooms for ladie snd
parties. Banquetting equipment unsur
passed. 011 once, call always.. Com
mcrcial street, opposite tha Psse build
ing.
THX ZENITH AND TEX STAR
Every ona guaranteed. .Will let yew
atand or ait on tho oven door If y
wiih. Price reduced on all stoves sal
range till after tha Holidays.
17, J, Scully
470-472 COMMERCIAL S1REET
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