TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1906.
THE MOltNING ASTOIUAN. ASTORIA, OREGON.
Freshest Bggs
Ar a delicacy. You run rest assured of their freshness if bought of 11,
Our pile until iiiiiiket changes will l
20c The Dozen
Wi do thing rl(ht, not inrly nin our piirf low, but flood are of
superior quality,
ROSS, HIGG1NS (& Co.
RELIABLE
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN
Meet In Match, '1 ln-i will In- a Jnint
f,lllnc' lllllllllc Mini I tl I Irllll III ill
meeting ill I lu rity mi Mutch llitii 11111I
Ktli. .Aiiiiiiiiii'iiU fui iuiiie nmi
ullirr iiiriii 1I1I.11U will be made
llllil cliclll.ll IHiliiC ifltillU till' plii;;ltllll.
Willi I In' peiiki'l fur tin' i" iil"l'ill, "ill
' hpiiI nlll I'l nil (ill MM I- lllxl llline in
ti-vtid.
Shifted thn Responsibility, Mum if)
'I Imimn IniilUe li,iiv 1 1 1 r it I liter
(11 I mini v ( I rii hi 1 1-1 (Inn I11 II llril
Inn 11, tin- unit mini nf J.','IM .till, p-i
ill of I III' I .1II1. I nll III, I'll' in In hall
il tin I '"'.' tut mil, Till' i tni' tlnul
liiiiiuvir iiimli' li tin' lniill, iiihI 1
IWMIU II tnl.il of lli'illlt l,IIIMHI.
An enjoyable time l nutiripiitcd ut
tin" Ti'ti uinl Aii"ii Sim' tu ! gitcu
linl.iv n f t r 1 hi 111 mill .truing, by tVciin
Circle I l.'i, Wiiiih ii uf WiMiilriaft.
Where's the Senator? - The Miir.-h
liuinlx-f of the Nut miiiil M.i'.'iinii'
jnt at hand, roiittiinn n liln
(iliotn j;rii lire nf Slit. Semit'ir (hnilc
W. Kiiltnii, of tin city, tiiki'ii ut tin'
liiitinlinl rtipitnl, u ml amid n gulnty "'
ti'trtruttive notable llii'ic, luil f.iili
to reproduce tin' iltiuiit fniiiiii'K of
"Our (hurley," nn nvrrni(;lit hmd In
nn-nutit for on any other htMithei
limn llmt the iuliliilii'i wi-hiil to uc
rori peillc lionnr In Mr, Kllll'ill by
publishing her Mitlniit lniini nil nii(i
trr-acting influence uci tlir cnn
tir' present went mi(ht pwvr to I"1.
Fresh Ranch E$gs20
Per Dozen
GOOD
SUGAR
CORN
3 Cu im ajc
12 " 95c
1 Cwtc $1.85
Conlileiing the quality this i
a Inn pin which should be
promptly taken advantage of
while the price remains 10 low.
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
118-122 Twelfth St. Astoria, Ore.
OOCOCKCKXXXOCKXXX0000000
Goal to Burn
FREELY, MAKING A STRONG EVEN HEAT AND LEAVING FEW
ASHES AND NO CLINKERS IS A RARE COAL. IN THIS MARKET
THERE IS BUT ONE:
HEBBURN CA1
FILLS ALL REQUIREMENTS. YOU MAY HAVE IT IN LARGE
LUMPS OR IN SACKS. PHONE NO. 1961. CORNER NINTH AND
COMMERCIAL.
ELMORE &
GROCERS.
With the Votfrn. !(,;itMitinii ye,
lenluy, ut ti"' rii-e (if hintlne, nhntcil
tliul then, were 4'i rmniitu of clcclm
mi th.' Iiiiiiko In fiivdi of tin- city pre
cinct, iiliil tln cdimtty m.i rii'ilili'il
Willi making 11 grand toliil of 71
Gundmotlvr Dies. 'I. Ziiplci i -i'i
ii iiii'mtfiiri' tetenay from I'linilfni I ,
M.iinc, ei.nNctiiig (tu sad iufni-mal ion
nf llir ili'iilli of t; mini iin it her, Mr,
I.nni-i' lliiin-r, tit th1' iitf'! of !'l Minn.
You will find a WORLD of informa
tion la tbt 1906 WORLD ALMANAC.
13 cents Svenson's Book Store.
Appointed Chief rnrjne.-r. I"cph
Stiii I up, ha ii'i i-ui il 'he iippniiitnii'iil
of 1 hiff I'liiiii'tr n lln1 pini'i nnniil
Iiliil hoii-i' tciiili'r ( n mjlini', nri'i e.linjj
I'hi.f Wi'l.liu.
Buyi n IntereM. Mr, T. A. I.iiihy
lotiy 111 I In- inphiy of Fimril iV Slnki'
I ninpiiny, hn pun1, an iiiti'ii't in
llmt film iilnl will loiitirun' 11 . innliil(.'"l
of tiii'ir liatilwnre pertinent,
Ocean Circle , M.1, Wmio n of
WiMnlir.ift, ill (.'iv- Tea bihI Apron
Sale nn lit aftt'irioon and eeniii( nf
Friiluv, Marh 2nd. All are invited.
Will Stand Pat. When C. J. ('in tin
flleil the ropy nf hin petition for lioiili
tint inn fnr the (.Hin' of Kepri'M-titiit ivi'
in the ini"latur', .'i'oinpgnii'd liy the
hold nlld lupin) ilcrlnriltinu that he
Mould ln 11 he ii tit in the iniitt'-r of
toting fnr a Cuited S'taien ncn.itnr, or
wnrdi to that efT'-et, he raie. a vital
jiliMinn here ,i t-i whether he llliyht
Ir.rlH' -il )t fi-i ilniii of sirtintl In him
lf under tin- ti-nn uf "tnteinrnt
Nn I " of tin- ilir -i't jiriinnry derlara
tioiiN; iilid the '(ltin I' d ilim'Uioii of
il 1 ri.) in il li 1 ut I" fiie a ollpplellieiitiil
iln l.ii.ition lonl.iiinin; the "tiili'ineiit
that he would "iippi.it tin1 llipiihliran
llollliliee of the people B illdii'iit d I'V
the nluiii fiom t'n prinuir eleclioii.
iii a ipmlilii'iitinn of ,i pre inii-ly 11 11
ii.iiinri il niti'iil imi. Hi- h.'d hindly done
tin", whin Attorney Jfiieriil l'rnwfni.1
;'.ie out hii foiini! npinioti thnt no
Upp. ttli'lllill III if ipl'illi V'ill'J ill'rllllll
1 loll 1 wile pel llli-K.illo under the t'llll
nt the I hi lit Prim, 11 v luw. nod imw Mi.
tin tiit aiiiiniiiiie- I ) inlciitiim to stiik
to Lit first and fundamental proposition
to do what hi jild-.'iiii ut nlld i oiii'ieine
-hall diilale in th.' pieiiiie-. At a
malt r of enh romfort in lin mi t mi -t
i ill , he pinpn-c- to thullenye IM', lli'll
delion, Ihe loial ii'j irailt for tute sen
atoiiiil honoi, to an aieenient for 11
piiti-.lll ,ii nil the filler. il M'lintoi
ship Vote at Salem (oil the ivtllioidi'
nary eonl intern v of the doi tor''. el
I imi of i iiin-e; Curtin tn Vole fin
the Democrat ic iioinim i , mid I lie iloi tm
tn vote for the nominee of the lo pulili
cuntj thi", to neut rali.p the appuieiil
di-tei ejiancy of the primary law nml put
them lioth on lOeoiil iih heini.' willing
to waive all umliiuilieN in the muddle.
The very best board to be obtained in
the city ii at "The Occident Hotel."
Ratei very reasonable.
COMPANY
Fftei Notice. Not ice hn ln-en filed
with thn county elerk by T. H. .fewett,
of hit landiilttiy at Ihe liipuhliiuri
prltiiarc for the nomination for the
poult ion of county judjjo.
He Wants to Know.--The follow in)
wm filed In the Atoriiin olllee yeiifer
day uiorninif: "I)ear Fxlilnr: I note
with uniiie lee thiil you havfl given
n coliiinii and a half to the nmiouuce
nient. that I'eter (Jranl, 'IVter the
fiieiil,' hint retiiilieil tn A'tolia, nml
(lull Infineon lit good in (oilillleld. Ilii
hiinineiN, i"ipcchilly, i giMiil. 1'iay, wlmt
in IVter' liUilieiil' l'onihly there
will he all up 'tiing for. Youm very
1 1 uly, 'COM TCX." "
Two Realty Transfers. There were
hut two deeiU filed ye. today in tiic
mallei of changing title to ( lnt-op
t- ally, lowil: W. C. l:eiter tu W. I..
I)ie, Wllllllllly litle, colifid -riil ion ff.
eoliteuiij. eciliiin wen-age ill thin conn
ly. 'I hoiini. Ilho'le to Mary Mudd, win -raiily
title, coiiMderalion $'Mm, convey
ili' liM'l feet h.v l.'L'U feet of lalul ill
eel jou ii, towii'liip " nmth, range !
w 1-1.
Careless Operations. In the excata
lion which i ln'illg done hy Coliliaetol
Ceiding on a lot on Ilaili-011 aeime
nml I 0111 1 cent h lici t, a large nmouiil
of lila1ing Ium he n done. n that the
ili'lin, flying in nil diieitionn, ha--1
1 111 I. a liimiln'i of Ihiii-ck ill Ihe viein
Uv, inflicting damage in wiine cae
wheie large lock hate tiiek the
Ihiii-i'v 'I In ic him In en complaint, at
the milliner ol lllllg hllell eplilhive
and le-iilent- ill the neighliiirhood of
tin- blunting oH'intion- an- ciiniieralily
woi kid up oter the mailer.
Bids Received and Opened. -At 2
o'clock teilcnlay afternoon, I'nmk
Spittle, trutee in huiikriiptcy in the
matter of the Waireiiton laimlM-r Cnim
puny, ojM'iied the two hid that had
la-en filed with him, for the purchase of
the eipiitie. in aid pinpcrty, ate and
exci'pt the claim of the A-tniia Na
tiomil Hank which aggregate the mini
nf frl.l.iHMl, and bid no ociied showed
to be, a follotva; Krmn the Old Oregon
Lumber Co., m and fiom II. I Ham
hht and W. !. thi.Hlin, $M.V.'.". Attor
ney Spittle will rcjMirt the bids to the
court and recommend thr acceitunce of
Ihe Ilamblot Cositlln bid.
The handiest book, contains the great
est amount and most valuable infor
mation. 1908 The WORLD ALMANAC
35 cents at Svenion's Book Store.
Knew Him Well. Henry Unit man of
ihi city. know IVIcetite Mcl'arland.
of the I'inkct Inn irviee. well, and ay
h" i- 11 lauioii and Mlccelul lentil.
He ha- known him for teai. in fact,
cvei since h I'm land landed the forty
'Mollie Magilireii" ill I'elillot Itilliin in
Ih7I. ainl hi leeent .lartling work in
the Sleiiiieiilieig iiiniiler cae. and hi
loiinilitig up ol the 111 11 1 ili'i cr-i and nil
their in cniiiplii e. is Imt one of many
Mich 1 1 1 : 1 11 i ('-1 al ions ol" hi. et r.101 dinnry
nei o nml sagacity. .Mr, Hull mini was
ililinuili' with him. when Md'ai-land
was at the lie.nl of the I'itikc rtoliv ill
( olol il'lll.
Iii Circuit Court. The fifth day of
the pliM'lil term of the eilvllit court
liegnn at M.'.M o'clock yesterday morn
ing, with .linlge Mclili.le 011 the hench
and all the ollii ei s iii al tendance. In
the mallei of Frank Seahoig vorsu
II lima S. ahoig. a dci rec of divorce was
liaiiiled down and ctiteied. And 11 n
iliar entry was madi) in the niatlcr ol
Augusta lliiertlintipt teisiis lleilhold
llricllmupt. In the case of i hiistian-cn
teisiis Steushiml I'.iolhcis, nrgumeiit
was cunt iniiiil until today. Two lads
were In'ought before .linlge Mcliiidi' for
a reluiku for olVenscs against (he pence
of certain parties, and they got it in
good shape, and were promised larger,
nml more trenchant treatment, if they
appeared before him in the future.
Their escape from prosecution this time
mil v have the desired effect.
Police Court. -Albert Lokan npprnred
testerday nfteriioon before Judge An
derson in the police coml. ami pleaded
guilty to being out after 8 o'clock.
I.oknn is almost of age, nnd with others
of the same years, and old enough to
know better, ho has been haunting the
vicinity of Scholiield & llauke's store,
after night fall, mid engaging in rowdy
demonstrations toward passers by, es
pecially women. . ltport of these nets
011 the pari (if the youths, were made
to the police, and so the matter was in
vestigated ,tvitli the result that l.okun
found himself sunininriully hauled be
fore the municipal officer. After giving
11 lecture (iiul warning that hereafter
the youth should keep off the street
after S o'clock, ami remedy his eon
duct, the judge allowed I.oknn to go.
The judge stated that complaints of
tingentlemunly and insulting actions
had been made concerting several other
boys, and that if there was not nn im
mediate cessation of the rowdyism, ser
ious stops would be taken by the
officers. ,;villi
I1800 For 163,000 Municipal Plant.
(', 1'. CartwrlKlit wa the only bidder
beforo the Servhe liimrij of Oliimbiiit,
Ohio, recently for the rmichinery of the
old eleelrie light plant. He hid f IH4H)
for tnncliinery that ami the city fi.XOOO
n hoot even you ago,-Klei trie World.
Will Wed Today. Within the pre
cinct of their own. eo.y, future home,
ganii-hcd a nd fiiiiiiihcd by I hemm-lveM,
to their mutual liking and comfort, at
o, Kl Wet lioud direct, in this city,
Mi Lucile Foul, of Chicago, and Mr.
Chin Ic II. Abcrciombi,., of Atoria, w ill
bo united in the holy bond of wedlock,
at, 4 o'clock thii afternoon, hy Rev.
.Inliii Water, rector of St, Mai-yV
Catholic church. 'Ihe happy young peo
ple will be iitti'itdcd by Mi- Iturie
Mi-Ciinn a biidemiiaid and hy .Mr. V. (',
Fnv, a gloom-man. 'Ihe alfair will b.
entirely pi it ale, mid shotlly after it
conclusion, the newly nuirried couple
will Icitc for the Son nit ciiie on a
honey moon trip. There iih- hol lif
people in this city who will ttili them
iibiiiidiint and piotracted luipp1ne"S
through life, and in the host, the A
loii.HI claiiii coiispicllou place.
En Route Home. The Atorian is in
receipt of u pleimaiit letter from Dr.
liayjcs II. Kailc now ilouiicil.d at the
"Angelii-" hotel in lis Angele, Cali
foiitia. 'flic doctor i ttppaiently enjoy
ing hi ouling to the full, with the
piiine pleasure of the home-welcome
iiluavs in ics.iw, almve and beyond
the current ph-.iMiirc. of the trip. On
Washington's birthday lie ascended
Mount Lowe and the day after, went
over the Santa lialbnia clialicl to fam
ous Ciitalina Island with it toy-town
and harbor. Tbi week he i in route
to New Oilcan, tt hence he will go by
eny stage to Mobile, Montgomery,
, 1 la ut it . and then homeward, to !rcen
tille. South Carolina. While in San
Fifliu-iw-o he did Mt. TuiiiMlpai and the
l'niterity of California, at Berkeley,
and made many pleasant culls upon hi
brother ofl'u-er in the service there, re
ceiving constant eourtesicH on all side.
May Come to Astoria. It would not
be in the least surprising should the
Northern Pacific railroad construct it's
warehouse and grain elevators in thi
city. Indication are thnt such i the
intention of that company, and a a
starter in thi work, the company will
build a bridge neros the Columbia
river probably in the vicinity of St.
Helen. It is learned that an agent of
the railroad has lmndcd over one hun
dred mre of land at Caples on the
Washington side of the river, opposite
St. lb-lens, and huge tracts of hind on
the Oregon side have also been taken
up, in the expectation of putting in the
bridge at this point. When this bridge
i finished, th,' road will undoubtedly
run it's enormous fu-ight shipments
bound for the Orient, into Astoria,
where the ship will Ik1 loaded. North
ern I'acilic official are anxious to enter
Astoria and make this point the main
terminal for th' ir grain and freight ex
poit. a Astoiia has an insurmount
able advantage over I'm lland, situated
a il i- at the very entrance to the Co
lumbia, with a deep harbor, and miles
of water frontage. 'Ihe entrance of the
Northern Pacific info Astoria with the
con-ciiiciit advantage to Astoria and
the shipping interest in general, will
lie awaited with anticipation by As
torian. FOR LADIES ONLY.
Mrs. X. Z. ('Huffman. P. 1). I.. 1).. will
lecture nt the Star theater today at 2
o'clock. She will point out common
s-us,, as the high road to physical per
fection, through physical culture law
and health precept She has no nos
trums lop sale. Her work is on n higher
plane. Mr. Caufl'mnn Im made a scien
tific study along these lines nf hev
idea, and she is now here to give the
Astoria woman's the result 0' her work
and study as she has been giving it to
other women through the country.
Women who have discovered remedies
to improve their personal appei.ranee
keep it n secret, they are selfish women,
there should lie no secrets to health and
physical perfection. The all-wise or
dained woman to In- beaut if til in her
physical splendor with the same intel
ligeiice that coinimindctl "Let There Be
Light" and therefore every woman
should cultivate and preserve her ap-
ponmnoe scientifically .and endeavor to
be true to her higher destinies, Mm.
CanlTinan's hard study long and care
ful experience, has worked out a system
that she gives to women five of charge.
Tho lectin will be educational and
highly instructive and demonstrated
with charts. Ladies please bring your
tablets and pencils.
Itching Piles.
If you are acquainted with anyone
who is troubled with this distressing
ailment you can do him no greater
favor than to tell him to try Chamber'
Iain's Salve. It gives instant relief.
Price 25 cents per box. Sold By Frank
Hart and leading druggists.
Wontd 4hraA Sadnufmacai Annlv
. ,, hii.vu uvuiiio.ivavi I t W
' at 154 Nineth street.
First Soring Showing of
Ladies' Suits
We sre now ready to show you A most magnificent line of
pnmig
a the expres companies have be;n bringing u package after package of
New York's Latest
suits. Whether you want to buy now or not we invite you to come and
see them. We are sure when yon do g-t ready to purchase you will
remember these. a?-ifaa
See Window Display
Morse Dept. Store
Where Everybody
Anolomleal Chart
Showing the Muscles for
Home Treatment
February 27th
AM
S I V.
tt
g A bcientinc .Lecture on
I Beauty, Culture and
-BY
: A. z. iauitman, r. u. lv. u. f
m
rrofessor of Physiognomy Dermatology and Hair Culture,
I Admission
25 cents
Ladies bring your note books
and pencils. Please be seated at
three o'clock sharp.
PARTICULAR PEOPLE.
The world is full of particular people,
and the most exacting of them all, are
those who are particular about what
they eat, where they eat it and what
they pay for it, as well as the service
accompanying the meals. It is the the
rule in Astoria, whenever one of these
people inquire for the best, all-round
restaurant in the city, to promptly refer
them to the Palace Catering Company,
on Commercial street, just opposite the
rage building. Once they patronize the
rnlac, their worries and their questions
are at an end. Banquetting and party
service is complete in every detail of
luxurious appliance and menu.
LEST YOU FORGET.
Is it not about time you were getting
that buggy fixed up? It may need new
rubber tires or perhaps some other re
pairs. If so, take it to Andrew Asp &
Company. They also do all kinds of
blacksmithing and repair work.
We are sole agents in Astoria for the Niagara Stove Works of Buffalo, N. Y.
Celebrated Stoves and Ranges
-
55 flimsy
Syfts
Likes to Trade.
FOR
Ladies Only
AT
iStar Theatre
at 3:00 o'clock
i
if
Anotomical Chart if
Showing the Muscles for '
Home Treatment. s
V
SUDDEN CHANGE.
If you contracted a cold In (he recent
change of weather, you will find a rem
edy of real merit in Tar & Wild Cherry
or Atwood's Cold Cure. At Frank
Hart's Drug Store. See our window dis
play of purses and leather goods, eta.
N. A. Ackerman, 421 Bond St., does all
manner of texidermy, furniture uphol
stering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat
tress making a specialty and all work
guaranteed.
MASSAGE, FINNISH METHOD.
Miss Olga Landen, Finnish graduate,
room. 6, Pythian building. Gives maa
sages, steam and hot baths. Phoa
Black 2165. Will call.
YOUR NEX1.
Never have to wait long at the Oc
cident Barber Shop. A. E. Peterson,
proprietor.
THE ZENITH AND THE STAR
Every one guaranteed. Will let yo
stand or ait on the oven door if yo
wish. Prices reduced on all stoves sal
ranges till after the Holidays.
(. J, Scully
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