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THE MORNINO ASTORIAN, ASTPW4 PJMBQW. THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1906. THE BIRTH OF WORDS A WEALTH OF EXPRESSIONS THE HUMAN BODY. FROM More Thaa Foar HaadreA WorAs ta Oar Uatuft Are Re-lateA to tbe HaaA Aloae and Almoat a Maa? Are DerlTeA Front thm Head. The human body Its limbs, fingers, toes, mouth, nose, oars, bead and some of the Internal organs has originated hundreds of words. In one of the large dictionaries more than 400 are found related to the hand alone and almost as many to the head. Index, indicate, predicate, from a Greek word for finger, mean that which poiuta out So oracle and orator refer to what comes out of the mouth. Audience, audible, auscultation, the auditing of accounts, orlglually after a "hearing" of the officials, are traceable to the ear. Spirit means the breath and Is also found In conspire, "to breathe together;" Inspire, "to breathe in," and even In perspire, "to breathe through." Impediment la something against the foot Ell, the cloth meas ure, la the length of the forearm. The hair In capillary attraction means the power exerted through the capillary or hairlike tubes. The heart (cordis) is to be observed In a cordial, or heartening, drink; A cordial, or hearty, manner; the core of an apple. Dents in wood or metal get their name from their resemblance to tooth marks. The tongue sticks out in several words, like language And lin guist In some countries anybody may rise by his own merits to bo somebody, even to the "head" of the nation or of the church; be a head master of a school, head a revolution, take up "arms" and prove to be a capital that la, a headmost soldier and the chief (head) of the army. Corporal punishment is bodily pun ishment; capital punishment is pun ishment by decapitation, or taking off the head. A corporal that Is, a cap oral means the same as captain that Is, the head of a body of foot soldiers. A colonel is one who has been crown ed. The commander In chief, or bead commander, compels the chieftains, or headmen of the enemy, to capitulate that is, surrender according to an agreement that la divided into capita-; las, or little heads, or chapters. A beady And headstrong ruler some times makes people wish he was bead- less. To make headway Against his foes he may hare to pah headlong into difficulties or take a header into the unknown sea of politics. Among soma peoples one with the big bead is likely to lose it . Under some the headship of Use ship of state does not make bead way against toe bead winds of events or around the "cape," or headland, just Ahead. He may plunge Into trouble over bead And ears, and his opponents have to put their heads together to bead him off, so as to prevent a bead on collision with another nation. Some men hate to be treated as deadheads at political headquarters or as so many bead of cattle or as mutton beads or cabbage heads, cabbage Itself being from an old Spanish word meaning head.; i ; '.' :; " ", Some men "play their hand" for all there is in it Some stretch out the glad band to every one. Some keep band in glove with those engaged In underhand proceedings as well as with those who have climbed to high places hand over band. When the right man says "Hands off!" even his right hand man would not lay hands on what was forbidden. The clock hands tell us If we are beforehand or behindhand. A handsome man originally was one who used bis hands skillfully and so was graceful and probably, therefore, good looking. Although every one car ries a palm In his hand, people no longer, with palms In their hands, wel come their heroes. One may have bis finger In too many pies and tread on too many toes. One's chirography, manuscript, handwriting they are all j one may be rather coarse, but his fine hand is detected in many a public docu ment and so arouse opposition to bis handling the funds. This might prove a severe handicap, which was original ly so called from the Jockeys putting their hands Into a cap and drawing lots for the places that their horses were to have in the race. Footstool and foot rule sound alike, but in the first foot is the literal, In the second the figurative, use of the word. Though the politician put his best foot forward he may find his foothold getting Insecure and begin wondering what's afoot. His coachman, mount ing the footboard, may be Insolent; his footman, contemptuous; his chef, or head cook, neglectful. He may be ridiculed before the footlights as a social footpad, living a hand to mouth existence nt the expense of the tax payers. While they are Insisting on his toeing the mark and he is hanging to his position by the toe nails, as the saying is, he may well wish he was back on his native foothills. Were he arrested he might be band cuffed and fetters, or feeters, placed upon his feet. He might not even have an opportunity of making mouths or bowing his teeth at his enemies. He might in other days be turned over to the headsman, but there would be no newspaper headlines proclaiming that fact Only a small headstone might tell his fate to the pedestrians, or foot passengers, going by .-New York Trlb nne. The Height of Simplicity. "Awfully simple, isn't he?" "I should say he was. Why, It's an actual fact that he played poker with a stranger on an ocean liner." Cleve land Plain Dealer. 'THE The supplying of any want that may arise in domestic or commercial life may be readily and quickly accomplished at a nominal cost by the publication of the want in the " Want Ad." columns of the Morning Astorian. A necessity which may arise for buying or selling horses, carriages, furniture, pianos, real estate, sewing machines, bicy cles, safes, watches, jewelry, typewriters, or thousands of other articles, can be met at once by the insertion of a suitable adver tisement in the morning Astorion. To secure help cf any sort, or situation of any kind, to find lost articles, to secure board or boarders, lodging or lodgers, borrow money, obtain any kind of security; any of these wauts may be supplied by using the "Want" columns of The Morning Astorian. Rates For Classified or "Want" Advertbements OKI INSERTION ONI CENT A WORD THREE LINES THUS DAYS, 30 CHITS Count Six Words to a lias. so Cents a lint a week. SITUATION WANTED For the benefit of persons out of employment, ads under Use ha4 of "Situs- tion Wanted " will be ChlaaM Weddlas'SaptratltloaV. No other country lias go many super stitions about marriage as China. The Chinese never marry within a hundred days after a death bus taken place In the family of either the bride or groom, for if tbey do they believe domestic troubles are sure to follow. There seems to be no reason for this belief, aud the Chinese do not attempt to ex plain It, but are willing to let It go as an undisputed fact A Chinese bride may be brought to the house of the groora while there Is a coffin In the bouse, but not within a hundred days after It has been taken out If a bride breaks the heel of her shoe while she is going from her father's to her bus- band's home it is ominous of unhappl ness to her new relations. A side of bacon and a piece of sugar are bung on the back of a bride's sedan chair as a peace offering to evil spirits, aad when she Is dressing for the wedding ceremony she stands all the while In a round wicker basket When a bride la eating her last meal at the table of ber father before going to live with ber husband she is allowed to consume only balf a bowl of rice, lest she be followed by continual scarcity In her new Abode. A Xataral Woader. Teacher What are marsupials? Boy -Animals which have iwicbes In their stomachs. Teacher-What do tbey have pouches for? Boy-To crawl Into and com-ecl themselves In tvhen they are pursued.-Figaro. A person may not merit favor. that Is ual.v the claim of man. but be can ne:-.r demerit charity, for that la .i:e couidiud J it Cort. ?t.rn. 'Looked f kiaf War. Markley Well, what do you think of the cigar? Sty doctor especially recom mended that brand to me. Crabbe H'm! So he wants to cure you of the tobacco habit, eh? Philadel phia Ledger. HELP WANTED. WANTED EXPERIENCED DELIV- ery man; one speaking Swedish and Norwegian language preferred; should also have a good acquaintance of East Astoria and Alderbrook. Apply to Boss, Higgins & Co. tf. LOST AND POUND. LOST-LARGE GILL NET, 9J BIG mesh; also 71 small mesh; new web from last winter; reward offered. Otto Lindstrom, Scanavidon Cannery. 7-21-7t. FOUND-45 FATHOMS OF NET, 91- inch mesh; upper end of Sand Island; found by Andrew Luoto, Occident Can nery. 7-21-6t. UP-TO-DATE TAILORING. A NEW AND FIRST-CLASS TAILOR- ing establishment has been opened up in the Carson building, 666 Bond street near the Callander wharf. Suit to order at $24 and up. Tailoring by a man with 10 years' experience, work guaranteed. Samples of the latest styles now on dis play. E. M. Heimo, proprietor. BOARDING. THE LEYDE. Rooms with or without board; rates reasonable; good accom modation for transients. 14th and Commercial. HOUSE MOVERS. FREDRECKSON BROS-We make a specialty of house moving, carpenters, contractors, general jobbing; prompt At tention to all orders. Corner Tenth And MORNING ASTORIAN trja printed three days free of charge. PROFESSIONAL CARD. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. CBAS. H. ABERCROMBIE, Attorneyat-Law. General Practitioner, Notary Public. Rooms 38-36 Phone Main 2951. Page Block, Cor. Commercial 12th St F. D. WINTON, Attcrney-at-Law. Practice in all United States aad State Courts in Oregon and Washing' ton. Notary Public Phone Main 941 room 2 and 3, Logan Building, corner Commercial and Sixteenth streets oppo site 0. R. A N. Company dock. OSTEOPATH ISTS. DR. KXODA C. BJCX3 OSTEOPATH Office ManseC Bid. Pnooe Black toll 171 Commercial St, Astoria, Ore. DENTISTS. DR. T. L. BALL, DENTIST. 524 Commercial St Astoria Oreson. Da. VAUGHAN, Dentist Pythian Building, Astoria, Oregon. Dr. W. O. LOGAN DENTJ81 78 Commercial St., Shanaban Building NURSES. MRS. JULIUS DAVIS (late of Portland) Graduate Nurse Royal London (Eng.), Hospital. Maternity cases requested. Hammond. - Oregon. MU3IC TEACHER. WANTED THREE MUSIC PUPILS, Inquire at Astorian office. MANDOLIN LESSONS GIVEN MRS. C. D. Stewart, 127 Seventh street BUSINESS DIRECTORY RESTAURANTS. FIRST-CLASS MEAL for 15c; nice cake, coffee, pie, or doughnuts, 5c, at U. S. Restaur ant. 434 Bond St. BEST 15 CENT MEAL. You can always find the best 15-cent meal in the city at the Rising Sun Restaurant. 612 CommercialSt. Parker House Oregon Restaurant NEW AND FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM. ALL THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. " OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Corner Ninth and Astor Streets. iinnn HOTELS HOTEL PORTLAND Flneei Hotel In the Northwest PORTLAND, ORI. WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. THE SAVOY Populir Concert HsU. Good musk. All are welcome. Bar Seventh and Aator. Cor- Eagle Concert Hall 320 Astor St The leading amusement bouse. Agency for Edison Phonograph aad Gold Moulded Records. P. A. PETERSON, Prop. "PdlcOohemlan LaAerBeerf' THE BEER FOR THE HEALTHY WEALTHY AND WISE on draught and in bottles Brewed nder nnltary condition a, proper iy ged right here in Aitor!. North Pacific Brewing Co. ASTORIA, OREGON. fefUSSSISIi INEXPENSIVE JAPANESE FIXINGS, MADE OF BAM BOO, LIGHT, STRONG, HAND MADE, TABLES, STANDS, CHAIRS, WHAT-NOTS, BOOKCASES, SHELV ING, ETC. Yokohama Bazaar 625 Commercial St., Astoria. iiauij $ 41O BOND ST I I ASTORIA, OREGON I Csrrie the Finest Lin of I Wines, I I Liquors I Cigars I 1 CALL AND SEE US SEASIDE ADVERTISEMENTS. Lewis & Co. Druggists Full lint of drug, souvenirs, stationery, confectionery and soda watt. Ofllet of Dr. Lewi at drug store. Bridge street ml of the bridge, SEASIDE, OREGON. New building. New Furniture, 100 Room C0L0NIALH0TEL UNDSLEY A SON, Proprietor Modern and Up-toDut F.Iectrlo light, hot and cold water) fre Mm to all train. RaW. 12.00 per day and up- SEASIDE, OREGON. OCEAN SALOON A high clas place for refn-ili-menU for Indie and gentlemen B. J. CALLAHAN, Prop. Seaside. Oregon LAUNDRIES. The Troy Laundry The only white labor laaneVy In th- Ity. Does the best work at rsatonebl prices and la In every ay worthy et your patronage. 10th and DUANI Sis Phone 1tf1. WOOD YARDS. DRY MILL WOOD. ALL KINDS OF WOOD-BOX WOOD from Hume Mill a peellty. Ben Etoo. Tel. Black 2430. 1828 38th street. WOOD Cord wood, mill wood, boi wood, aoy kind of wood 1 1 lowest prices. Kelly, Ids ttansftr nun, 'Phon sigi Main, Barn oa Twelfth, opposite opart bouse. LEGAL NOTICES. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Know all popl that from this date, the Arm of V. N. Vancit A Co., L dis solved. J. Splght. retiring, and V. N. Vsnell continuing th buine, assuming all debt and collecting alt account due th firm. V. N. VANCIL, JAMES SriGHT. Astoria, Or.. July 23, 1WXJ. 7-24-10t. RECEIVER'S NOTICE. In the Circuit Court of th State of Oregon for the County of Multnomah. Eleanor Olmotead, plaintiff, v. The Trader' Inurance Company, et tl. defendant. Notice I hereby given that the under r'gned ha been appointed by th above entitled court in the above-entitled cause receiver for the State of Oregon, of the defendant, The Trader Inurance Com pany of Chicago, Illinois, and that by order of the said court, all peron hav ng claims, agalnit the said defendant. The Trader' Inurance Company, arising on policies Iwued in Oregon, are required to present the tame to the undersigned, at the addreis blow given on or before the 31st day of October, 1006, ind If not so presented, the ame will not partici pate in the diitrihuation of the fund of the said defendant company .In the hands of the receiver. Notice is further given, that all re turn premiums will be computed from the 6th day of May, 1906, the date of the Insolvency of the said The Traders' Insurance Company, and all policyhold er of the aid defendant company are urged to reinsure, if tbey have not al ready done so, and to present their claim properly verified promptly to the receiver with the surrender of th?ir pollcle. Form for proof of claim may he hnd from the receiver or from the former agents of the company. A. H. BIRR ELL, Receiver. Address McKay Building, Portland, Oregon. Dated June 25, 1906. A. F. FLEGEL and BEACH A SIMON, Attorneys for Receiver. 7-16-301 CITY NOTICES. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. Notice I hereby given that the anscss menfc made for the Improvement of Alameda avi-nue, from a point 10 feet wost of the center line of Columbia ave nue to the east line of Ilwaco avenue, as per assessment roll number 122, wa made by an order of the common coun cil duo and payable on the 1st day pf October, 1900. by ordinance number 3202 confirming, said assessment roll, that the following are the names of the CITY NOTICES. person Against whom the atmsnt is nimle suit the amount owing by taoh to-wlti , A-torla A Col. Rlv. By. Co .1 26.98 Anberg. A If da ,, .17.00 Alio, Paul , .. 18.75 Amerlmn Flniilah Workmen' Co Operative Association 28.80 ,lol 1Mk No. 2. Finnish Broth erhood of the World 20 00 Malik, Andrew 18,74 Rostrum. Hnnua , 18.79 Hvyny. Augut 19.00 Wghlll, Lee 22,00 Carlton, C 0.S0 Columbia River Packers Ancla- (Ion 20,00 F.rlt'Unn, .lo.eiilii ,,,,, 10.00 r.rlrkon. John .. 70.00 Rrlrkson, Allium ., 30,00 Fskala, F.mll 37,00 Elmore. Samuel 07,00 KtiMlck, Elena 26.00 Forsman. Charle 18.78 FlnnUh Evangtllral Lutheran Na tional Congregation 30.00 Ouslavson, j0ha ,,,,,,,,, , , 30,00 UnkvUt. Alexander 1700 Hanula, Daniel , 16.00 Hanula, Andrew 16.00 1 M 111, Andrew 32.00 HiUtrom, Matilda 37.00 ' llndrlckon. Herman 26.00 Hammond Lumber Co............ 072 00 Helkke, Heine 18.70 llemlrtrkwn. Henry 2400 Hnnu, Jacob H7S nedrlrk. Mlna Megler 4121 JakkolaA. Maria 32.00 Johnson, Anton 3700 Johnson. Alex ...,....... 11.73 Jyl!. John 19.80 JoeUnn. Charlm . 3000 18.79 2400 32.00 10.50 Johnson, John ... .Tarfilnnn. August .1 until, John Tarkon, Jacob . . KrpU. Matt 32.00 Kanknnen. Jacob 121.6.1 Kama's. Lar 32.00 Konkle Andrew 32.00 Klppo, Katie 26.00 Ken John 26.00 KsWa. Axel 30.00 Ksuttti. Cbs 30.00 Kmra, Iak 37.M Kankonen, Fran 4280 Koike's, Konrsd 1000 Ksnkkonen. Matt F 19 00 Klonterman, John 186.00 KaMon. Tllll Wl.onA 16.00 UUck, h. 26.00 Lynl, Matlas .'. 3760 Lshdenpera, Andrew I9 60 Lucaton, Ilrkn 1(1.7! Lahtl. Lars 16.00 Larson, Henry 16.73 Matlln, Michael 32.00 Matt son, Israel 16.00 Mattson. Emll 8760 Melin, Isaao 43.00 Miller, Matt 1300 Merllane Jacob 30.00 Mskal, nenry 18.78 Mattlla. Anna Maria I... 10.78 Megler, J. 0 41.23 NelU Albert 46.R9 Numlr, Alfred 37.50 Nlemelln. Frank 18.00 Norberg, Helena 19.00 Nelaon. Iracl 19.73 0trom, John 28.13 Out man, Frank 37.50 Pattaja. Jacob E 35 50 Polo, Alex 16.00 Pentik John 18.00 Palo, Malt ". 32.00 Planting. John . 3750 Pnnttajn, Win 37.50 Pent Ilia, Alex 29.12 Pletala, Alex 7.39 Paitttu, Ea 14.00 Peninsula Land Trut Co 1027.23 Rcinikka. Ilentrl 75.00 Rilppa, Richard 14.00 Rns, Higgins i, Co 11.00 Sound Temperance Society 83.50 Saarinen, Kerl 37.50 School District No, 1 49.00 Strong, Mary F 85.00 Stonlnke. Wm 60.25 Sntippl, Jacob 10.00 SounmhiiiH'n Co-Operatlvs Co.... 16.00 Sanborn -Cutting Co 50.00 Toivom n, Mono 37-50 Thompson, August 32.00 Thompson, Ida K 10.50 Thompson, Alex 7.37 Tukknnen, John William 32.00 Talvitie, John Guatava 45.00 Turppn, Maria 16.00 Taylor, Kate 110.80 Taylor, Frank 84.00 Taylor, E. A. 10o!oo Utterberg, Ava 24.00 Union Fishermen Co-Operative Packing Company 100.00 Wilson, John 7.00 Wilson, Charles 25,60 Wintor, James J 37.80 Wuopia, John 6.00 Wirkkala, Lena 9.00 Wirkkala, Nester 11,50 White, lone E 87.00 Yrell, Alex 32.00 YlitalB, Henry Erlckson 8.00 :" City of Astoria (excess) 2.00 By order of the common council. 0L0F ANDERSON, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria. Dated Astoria, Oregon, July 21. 1900. 7-21-10t.