ASTOP.IAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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Absolutely Pure
A wholesome cream of tartar
baking powder. Makes the finest,
lightest, best flavored biscuit, hot
breads, cake and pastry.
A lum and alum-phosphate
powders are injurious. Do not
z use them. Examine the label.
- HOYAt AKINt fOWOIH CO., HtW VOS.K.
BAR, BAY AND RIVER
Quiet Day In the Marine World
of Astoria.
AUKiu-Mitkit l!ihf, Nuilh Cliiuf
net. imiio OT.Cbutitx-I IUxk Buoy, J,
a rd second -wins. Iron spar, I report
ed, November, 10, us ueuig ihwui uv
fj?t (o southward mill e.ti rl of
lyr ;o.U..:i. It will bo r.liel
miun na jriartli-ubb'. ; .s
rrtl HtrulL, I's'Jt- - ItnKO Island
Rot k puny, 8, a Murk aoiund-ilass can,
I reported, November 28, btliiK 18
mile R by W. of It nosltlon. It will
I) rl'lured a soon practicable..
. ALPENA DOWN FROM PORTLAND
8ule M. Plummer Resdyfor -Roseer.n
KrWvt In With Men
try Ship Empereur Menelik
Down Wslerfront Notes.
Th French whip Kmpereur Monellk
came down from Portland yesterday
on tlia line, of the Harvest yu-en, unit
went to nn awboroae In itfn lower
bay, Bh. will leave nut fr Llmerk-k
on th first tow-line over the bar.
Th T. J. PiAM yesterday brouitht
down a 6,00 pound .nchor for the
mm of the From h bark La Porous
The latter will diiwm twk. th. earliest
possible dispatch for va and Eu-
roi.
The tine oil tanker linserran. entered
port yeetnrdny afternoon with th
itmriie Monterey from Sun Francisco,
.
land went directly-to Portland, with
,1'aiitMln Patterson on th brldfa.
Th Jlrlllsh bark Peter lredule in
m. .11 hv hor "lonesome." Clark
Jxnwlii-ry, who wn watchman on her
tr forty-mvn tlnya, having brn
Ijnllud Off,
I The ttoitmvr M. T. Hcndttmon lift
tip yMtcrdny morning Immpdlntcly for
Clifton, where the fnatened on to two
tyg rft for the T'ortlnnd mllt.
I The oll-tnnk etcftint-r Aaunclon
un down fntin Portland ywnU'rilny
il nt to the lowr litubor, nlunit
with tho H"'t of would-bo.Rid-ftwny.
The four-irittatud whooner Aliwna
tXlved down from Portland yemerday
!p;lim on the Imwaer of tho ateuin
r Al K. Hondorwin. lumber laden for
Sun Kriuuiteoo,
The bixrkontlnc. Susie M. Plummer
csnio down the river yesterday morn
trtir on the llnee of the Okluhoma, with
ii-'i big load of lumber from Portland
far the Buy qity.
Tho PrltlHh bark Munkoka went to
3'Ortlnnd yeatorday morning on the
i iwaera of the OkUihnma and will load
wheat for European delivery.
rhe eteamer Johan Poulacn waa
fiong the arrivals from ecu and Cal
i-rtrnla veaterday. She went on to
Portland after a brief stop at the El
i ore dock. , 5 v. -V ',
Notloe to Mariners.
I,a Du Light, page 14, No. 12S (List
nf.Ughta, Huoya, and Day marks. Fa
clflo Coast. 1906, page B).
fin th northerly edge of the channel
of the Columbia River, In 20 feot of
v fitor, and about 1-4 mile below La
!u Wharf. Wash.
The aliiRto Pile from which this light
v.iis shown was replaced November
!. bv a cluster of three unpalnted
; ,ies, having a white arm for lantern
tttolectlng from the center (highest)
T-JWi. without other change.
The following affects the List of
T ?(fhts, .Buoys, and Daymarks, Pacific
ovist. 1906:
Oregon Columbia River Entrance,
t ..ige Bl Clatsop Spit Buoy, 6, a red
first class nun, reported adrift Deo.
i will be replaced a noon as prac
ticable. ' - 1 !
' Washington WUIapa Bay' Entrance
; ,n?i 66 and 68 Wlllupa Bay Outside
, Whistling Buoy, PS., marked
A'lllana." In white, reported missing
rw 4 1 111 Un na annii
AT THE 8TAR THEATER.
Conimeni lug Mondny. Dwemlwr !
the fttitr Tlwit'r will be ropned by
Kt khnrdl's "Idcttla." the pupular c-t-
rn ronipany. In a art.-s of new sue
cease, that have proven Very pu-
!nr wherever they have been pro-
duced. and the management are sntla-
fled that the plJ" that are to be put
on by thl nompany without a doubt.
will be the bent ever seen In this city
nt popular prices. -
"A Wmiian's HtruKgle" will be the
opening performanw, Monday, Bee. S4
with stwolal Chrlstmna matinee Tues
day, This pleee Is a rompmlmv play
to "Way Down Knst."nnd rYork Ptate
Kolks" and bus been pronounced one
of the bt plays of Its kind ever pro
duced. : .. .' ' ' '':'")
giwclaltle. will be introduced be
tween acts, Im-ludlrif latest novelties
In moving pictures, new Illustrated
songs, will also 1ms one of the features
between sets.
For Monday, Doc. 24, the opening
performance, ladles' free tickets have
ben distributed, which' will entitle
them to a reserved sent free, provided
same Is nccompunled by a regular paid
35c reserved seat ticket. Regular
matinees Saturday and Sunday, at
2:15 p. m.
name of th. person, against whom
th. assessment I. mad. . and th
amount owlna; by .aoh, to-wlt:
Fosfl, Martin ,..,1217.50
riavel Nellt. 16.00
fisher Land Co................ 170.00
rredrlckson, Theresa .......... IMO
Larson, Hans ................. IS.Ts
McOowan, J, P, 202.60
Patton, Frank, Trustee , ........ 90.00
Hlversen, Adolph .............. .3.76
Tongu Point Lumber Co....... 67.60
City of Astoria (Excess),....., 644.20
By order of the common council,
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge of th City
or Astoria, Oregon.
Dated December 11. 1906. 10t
8TRT8SmVlfr7T NOTICE."
Peurteenth etreet, frem South lln. ef
Franklin Avenu. to th. North line
of Grand Avsnu.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
th. assessment made for Improving
11th atrn.-l from the South lln. of
Franklin vnu. to th. North lln. of
Grand av.nu. as per assessment roll
number 13S, w. mad. by an order of
th. common council due and payable
on th. tsth day of December, A. D,
1906, by ordinance number 1338, con
firming said assessment roll, that the
following, ar. th. name, of th. per
sons against whom th. assessment Is
mado and the amount owing by each,
to-wlt:' ' '''"
Brown, C S.i.;'. l2-
Elmore, Bamuol 289.10
Kamm, Jacob 0
Kuettner, M. 8 78.60
Patton. Maud 8 7210
Wood. MrsV'S. F.. y-.... S61.60
Wilkinson Real Eatat. Co....... 125.93
By order of the common council.
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Folic. Judg. of tn City
of Astoria, Oregon. !
Dated December It 190. lOt
Howell, Jenny B !!
Krosel Frederick 17.76
Logan, W. C... 28-87
Mallory A. It 1.62
Munson) O. J....... 2888
Megler, Mlna A.. M2
Nelson, Laura........... (42
OHv.r, A, P , 6 42
Parker. H. B 28.87
Roger. Trit Co 19.26
Bcbenk, A. A 28.87
Sloop, Mrs. Bertha L ' 19.26
Stevens, George 4.81
TiulHnger, Georgia 1.60
Thompson, Mary P., Thompson,
Proctor; Thompson, Dorothy; .
Thompson Clifton 6.42
Wilson Oscar F 19.25
Wagner, Cordelia Robb. 9.62
Wright. Alfred W 287
Wilson, Joseph B 9.62
Zlegler, Myra A 4,81
By order of th. common council.
OLOF ANDERSON,'
'Auditor and Police Judge of the City
' of Astoria, Orejron, '
Dated December 11. 1906. lOt
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY.
sasssai
J. B. Waterman, of Watertown, O
Rural free delivery, write.; "My
ilnuvhtnr. a mi et Bit for veers with enl
lepsy, was cured by Dr. King. New
Life Pills. Rhe has not had an at
tack for over two years, Best body
cleaners and life giving tonlo pills on
earth. 25c at Choi Rogers' Drug
Store."
STREET A6SE88MENT NOTICE.
Eleventh Street from th. South Line
of Franklin Av.nu. to th. North
lln. of Harrison Avenue.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OnTEN THAT
the assessment mad. for Improving
11th street from th South line of
Franklin avenue to th. North lln. of
Harrison avenue, as per assessment
roll number 186. wa. mad. by an or
der of th. common council, du. and
payaci. on in. ism oar vl ivmuu-n
A. D. 1906, by ordlnanc. number 1139,
confirming Mid assessment roll, that
the following are th. nam. of the
persons against wrom th. assessment
Is mad. and th. amount owing by
each, to-wlt:
Allen, A. V. tlSS-53
Bergman, Anna C. 40.47
Babbldge, Julia 26.95
Babbldge, J. W. 17.20
Bufftngton Merllla J.......... 9.01
DeLln. Matt ......'........... 71.89
Fulton, J. A.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of tho Astoria Iron Works will
be held at their office on January 10
1907, at 9 p. m., for Ihe purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing year
and tho transaction of such other busi
ness as may properly come before the
meetlnsr. ' By order of the board of
director. JOHN FOX,
Attest: F. L. BISHOP. , President
Seoretary.
Astoria, Oregon, Deo. 20, 1906.
NOTICE.
There Is money In the general fund
to pay warrant Indorsed prior to De
comber 1, 1905. Interest will ceasa af
ter thl date. THOMAS DEALEY,
City Treasurer,
Astoria, Ore., Dec. 20, 1906.
12-20-lOt
DANGER IN A8KING ADVICE.
when vou have a cough or a cold
do not ask soma on. what I. good for
them, a titer, is danger in uucing
om unknown preparation, Foley'
nonev and Tar cure coughs, cold
and orevent pneumonia. The genu
Ins Is In a yellow package, tiaruae
substitutes. T. F. Laurln. '
STREET A88E88MENT NOTICE.
Bond Street, from a point 15 feet weit
. .of th. East lln. of 42nd .treet, to
th. west lln. of 44th 8trt.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
th. assessment mad. for Improving
Bond .trwt from a point 15 feet west
of th. East Hn of 42nd street to th.
Wet lln. of 44th street, wag mad. by
an order of the common council due
and payable on th. 28th day of De
cember, A. D. 1906, by ordlnanoe num
ber 2337, confirming said assessment
roll, and that the following ar. the
30.72
Fulton, Virginia E 189.78
Fulton, C. W 28.73
Ferguson, J. E 81.89
First Presbyterian Church 206.69
Flavel, Mary C... ......... 5-97
Ravel. Ne'.ll. 21.99
Ravel. Kate........ 21.99
Flavel. Geo. C 22.29
Gerdlnft E. L. A.... 86.05
Hoefler, Anna '. 2T.4S
Mansell, 3, H..... .............. 134.80
Nordstrom. John ' 5-75
Buprenant, 3. W., Heir. of.... 158.55
rtlklnson W. O. 134.87
Wlngate, O.... 262.39
W1., Herman 22.95
Sarah 23.94
1tr of Astoria (Excels) 47.70
By order of th. common council
OLOF ANDERSON,
.uditor and Polio. Judge of th. City
ot Astoria, Oregon.
Dated December 11. 10. ? 0t
1
STREET A88ESSMENT NOTICE.
Elfhth 8tret from Center lln. of K.n-
Ington to a point 65 fet .outn of
th. North lln. of Niagara avanue.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
th. assessment mad. for Improving
Eighth .trwt from th. center lino of
Kensington avenue to a point, 55 feet
South of the North Hn of Niagara
avenue, as per assessment roll cum
ber 128. was mad. by an order of the
common council du. and payable on
th. 88th day of December, A. D. 1906,
by ordlnanc. number 3336, confirming
said assessment roll, that th. follow
ing irs th. nam., of th. persons
'amlnct whom th. assessment la made
and th. amount owing by wwh, to-wlt
Allan Albert B. ....' "I
Armstrong, Johnon M-25
TtnMllnoV V. (-42
Boelllng. V.. Trustee 28.87
Brown. Margaret 8.21
Badollet, Dora t0
Badollet, Paul ......
Carney, F. J.
Cyru, A. R.........
Cunningham, R. R.
Hawthorn, Mont
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE COLUMBIA AVENUE.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Common Council of the City of
Astoria ba declared It determina
tion and intention to Improvo Colum
bia Avenue from- the West end of
Bond Street to a point 102 feet South
of th. South line of Taylor Avenue
to th. width of 20 feet upon th. line
that said .treat is now Improved and
on th. established grade thereof. From
th. center lln. ot th. West end of
Bond street to a point 160 feet South
erly therefrom; the Improvement .hall
constat of removing all th. old deck
ing and hand rail and replacing the
Mm. with new decking and hand
railing. Th. decking to b. 4 by 12
Inch., 80 feet long, and from a!d
point 160 feet Southerly from th. West
end of Bond .treet for a distance of
60 feet Southerly, th. improvement
shall consist ot removing all th. old
decking, stringers cap and post
and planking and under-pinning the
treet to th. width ot 20 feet, and from
aid point 220 feet South ot th. cen
ter lln. of Bond street to Mid point
102 feet South of th. South lln. of
Taylor Avenue, th. Improvement .hall
consist of removing all th. old deck
ing, caps and atrlnger and grading
th. street to the established grade, and
planking th. Mm. with plank 4 by
12 Inches to th. width ot 30 feet
That th. cost, and expenses ot con
structing .aid improvement shall be
defrayed by special 'assessment upon
th. lota, lands and premises benefitted
by th. Mm. which Mid lots, land, and
premise, ar. Included In th. special
assessment district Including all lot,
land and premises ao benefitted, to-
wlt:
Lot , 7, t. 9, 10, 11. 12 13 and
14, in Block 1, Taylor Atorla, and
Lota 1, 2, 3. 4. ,5. 6. 7 8, . 10 and
11 th Block 2, in Taylor. Astoria, as
laid out and recorded by th. Penln
ular Land and Trust Company, and
also the following described real es
tate, to-wlt:
Commencing at the Northeast cor
ner of Lot 6. In said Block 1, lit Tay
lor' Astoria, and running thence
North to the South lino of. Bond
treet; thence West along th. South
line of Bond street to the West end
thereof; thence South along the "East
ern Una of Lot 8, In Block 1, Taylor.
Astoria 128.5 feet; thence East along
the North line ot Lots 7 and 6 In Mid
Block 1 In Taylor. Astoria to the
point ot beginning. Also beginning at
tha Northeast corner ot Lot 12 In
Block 2, in Taylor. Astoria and run
nlng thence North to the Pier Head
line on th. South side of the Colum
bia River and running thenc. Easterly
along said Pier Head Una, to a point
where th. same would be intersected
by the Weet Una of Lot 4, In Block
1 In Taylor. Aitorta, extended on
straight Una, thence South to the
North Un. of Bond street; thence West
along th. North Un. ot Bond street to
th. West end thereof and thence along
th. North Un. of Block 2. in Taylor
Astoria to th. point of beginning.
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judg. of th. City
of Astoria. l!-8-Mt
MAKES OLD THINGS NEW
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EltfUlfl CfMtT fa a wonder ! It will make the
whole interior of your house shinclike ccar,
making; re-finishing or re-varnishing entire
ly unnecessary. It is not a varnLsh, but a
surface food and cleaner, building tip the
original finish and making it brighter than
ever. It applied with a piece of cheese
cloth and no experience U necessary . No
drying to wai for,' Removes all scratches,
stains, dirt, dullness. It can be applied
to any finish with beneficial results. Nat
ural wood, as well as any color of paint, will
be tetter for an application of Liquid Veneer.
DfttilA mtt will improve even the most
beautiful furniture. It will take that smoky
look from the Piano and cth?r Mahogany, and is highly bene
ficial to Golden Oak,Vhite EnameLGilt, Silver and other finishes.
Qi)Uld Ucittr selto at 50 cents a bottle, and a bottle is enough to
renovate the ordinary home. Try it and you will always buy it.
SOU) BY
B. F. ALLEN 8 SON
I Give Him Something to Smoke.
That's what "He" Will Appreciate mcst.
Christmas Cigars and Smokers
requirements in great variety.
We have the largest stock of
cigars in the city, and keep
only the prominent brands and 't
high class goods.
Small Boxes of Cigars. 12 and 25 in the Box.
PIPES Fine K.ereschasms and Briars frem
25c to $2000.
WILL MADISON
SCOW BAY IRON & BRASS WORKS
1.81
6.42
28.87
(.42
28.87
Hammond Lumber Co 48.12
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L. ffe'fciii'.
Unprecedented
Succm. ef
DR. C-1 U
THE GREAT
CHEMESB DOCTOR
V Who i. knows
throuffW the Unit!
ij St.lt. na seemt.l of
3 hi. wonderful cores.
Na nnlsnna nor dram used. Ha iruaialt'
tee. to our. eatarrn. Muima. iung ana
throat trouble, rheumatism, nervousness,
tnmach. liver, and kidnev. female eom
nlftlnt and all ehronle disease.
SUCCESSFUL SOME TKEATJIKIfX
If you cannot call writ, for symptom
blank and circular, inclosing 4 cents in
tamps. ' v
THE C GEE WO MEDICINE CO
1621 First St., Corner Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Heaue mention th. Astorian
'ASTORIA, OREGON
ROM AND BRASS FOUNDERS LAND. AND MARINE ENGINEERS
Pp-to-Pate Saw Mill Machinery!
18th and Franklin Ave.
Prompt attention Iven ttfnU rfrslr work
' Tel. Main 2451
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore
f ESTABLISHED 18841.
Capital $100000
Of. Q. A. BOWLBY, President.
a I PETERSON. Vloe-President
dtANK PATTON, Cashier.
JT. W. GARNER, AssUUnt rjaahi.
Astoria Savings Bank
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Capital Paid in 1100,009, Bnrpms and Cnfllvldea ProflU 195,00. '
Traasaets a General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time Deposit
168 Tenth Strset,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
THE GEM
C. F. WISE, Prop.
Choice Win., Liquor. Merchant Lunch From
and Cigar. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 pjn.
Hot Lunch at til Hour. .$Ct
Comer Elevent h and Commercial
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The MORNING ASTORIAN
60 CTS. PER MONTH
i practicable.