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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1906)
FRIDAY, DECtMIER ?1, 1W0. THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. PORTLAND MARKETS Latest Quotations In the Portland Markets Comslet Kultt KoporU Corrects Est a Day Giving tb Wholesale Price t - Commodities, Frm ProAuoe tod Vege tablea. , I'QItTLAND, Ic. JO, Frulii both domestic and trojili-Al, ar meeting with t heavy doiMHiid, owing to tho holiday trade. Tlit poultry market was etroiiKer May ul no further Uron In price I ttlrlplfl. E continue to Ineroas In receipt, but tlie price remain tho same. Thr In no ('harms In butter quotation and nont I ex-jKK-ted until flr tho hulldny. Wheat Walla Walla, ItQftio; Vil lor, MJ7c; bluestem, (Te:rl. tog tie. Omlrii Ftour, Peso'. ta Whlt. tl4.torlS; grr, 1249 4S. 1 Flour Hard wheat patent, 13.00, Mralght, 11.19; graham, 1350; ry, 16,00; wnoie-wheat (lour, UTS; val ley Pour, I3.40OS.M;; Dakota, 15.10 1.10; Besrern rye. IMO; Wlsbury. tlfO; Corvallln. 11.70. Corn Whole, $37; cracked, t?t per ton. lUrloyIlrowtiig, 131) fsed, 131; rolled, til 21. Ry fl.40 per cwt. i Hy-Velly, timothy, HMFlli Eastern Oregon. ItSQK; clover, T0 T.B0; cheat, VQUO; alfalfa. Ill; train hay. $7t.B0; vetch, 7T,80. HuckwhMt 131 par ton. Mlllstuffs-Mlddllngs, I5ICJ5: chop tit. I.mn til' h,,rt lit. Cereal food Rolled oata, cream, 10-pound sacks, t00; lower trade. tS.tO0f.SO; oatmeal, lel out. SO -lb each, t, bule, 10-lb. aacka. 14.1S per bale; oatmaal (ground) SO-Ib aacka, $7.50 per bale; 10 -Tb ancka, It per bale; aptlt pea, 14.60 per 100-Tb. sack; is-lb boxes, US; pearl bar ley, tUS per 100 1b.i SS- boxea, 11.15 per box; paatry flour, 10-tb ack 12.60 per bate. Grata begs Forslsit and domestle, I l-4c ? Preduoe. Poultry Old rooster, tflrte; ban and Sprlnir. UUlSHo; dressed chicken, 14H4tte;. turkeys, H17c; dreet, llT50c; geese, live, 10 10c; dressed, lOfllSc; ducka, old, 11014c; young duck, 1401Se; old, lltrilo; plgon, per dosen, SlOl.tS; iuaba, 11.76!. If Kg Oregon ranch, ISO 37 Ho; Easter, 10 J! Sic. Butter Country creamery, JOf I1H; city creamery, SSo; store, ltttt17e; butter fat, tltte. Choeae Toung America, 14tJlSVicj Oregon full cream, flat, ISHOKo. Honey Dark. lOHOllo; amber, 1! Ho; fancy white, 14SlSc. Prulta. 1 Tropical fruits Wanana. So per pound; pineapple, SB08.BO per docen: lomons. 3S.00O7.00 box; or- rwe. lt.S0tfS.00; grap-fnt, 15.00 6.60 crate; lime. 7Sc4Jl.IS per loo. Domeatlo fruit Apple, ftommon, tCM; fnncy( S1.00O1.H boxffl crab- appVi, 1101.15 crate; flga, 5cJl.oo bos; grape, 75cOtU6 crate; pear. $11.3S box; quince, HC1-60 box: huckleberries, 104l!o pound: era. berrlea, I10O10.S0 barrel , Turnip Per ack, tOctJtl.00;' car rot, 75o11; beet. IMS; radlsfios, lttttjlSo donori bunches; horaoradlah, 7Vi8o tb.- Veaetablea. Potato In county, ,8S90o per cwt; sweet potato, I t- and to lb. Cabbage Per lb., X 1-Scj cauliflower I1C1.15 per poxen; paraley, SSo per doxen; hot-house lettuce, $1.60 por box, bead, 40o doxen; aplnacb, 8 So tb.; artichoke, 7CoTbtl-35 per doxen; pea, 14o lb.; garllo, 8910o lb.; red pepper, dry, 1028o; celery, S6085C doxen, egg plant, $1.60 crate; okra, $1.75 . box; . aprouti, So tb. : Tomatoea $1.75t box; Hubbard xquaah, llUiO tb. ; Onion ll.00lbl.10 per cwt. Freud Meat and Fleh, Freeh moat Veal, medium, T5 to 100 Doundi, 1oi 100 to ISO The., TO 7c; 150 to 200 lb., BftOo; S00 lb Fish Halibut, So; black cod, To: baas, per tb., 10c; herring, So; flound er, So; catflah, to; allvtr amelt,' to; ihrimp, lflo; perch So; aturgeon, 10c; ea trout, llfto; greyllnf. to; U versldea, l36e. Clam Hardehell, per box, 11.00; raxor clam, It par box. Oyater Shoalwater Bay, par gal lon. 12:' oer ack, $4.00; Tok Point. 11.6 per 100; freh cannod, , S.S0 per en quart e; oiympiu (iio r.;, o, per gallon, 12; do per qiart out, doxen, IS.50, ; IN PRAISE OF CHAMBERLAIN' COUQH REMEDY. by refusing any but the genulna. T. There I no other medicine manu factured that ha received en much prnlK and o ninny exprceilon of gratitude a Chamberlain' Cough Itmnedy. It I effective, and rrnmpt relief follow It uee. Orateful par ent everywhere do not hesitate to teetlfy to It merit for tho benefit of other. It i' a certain our for croup and will prevent tho nttnak If given at the ft rut paruii of the (llncftie. U l especially - uJaptcd to chthtren, aa It I pU-nitfttit to lak and cimiuln iiothtne tnjurlou. Mr. VI A, llumphrle, a well known . realdent and clone In the atore of Mr. E. Lock, of Allfo, Cope Colony, A !:. &y: "X have ueed Chainberialn' Cough llemely to werd off rough and croup In my family. ' I found It to he very Mtlefuetory, and It give me plaure to reccommend It." Frank Hurt and Lending Druggleta, NOTICE. . ' The annual meeting of the' alock holder of the Aetork Iron Work will be held at their oltli' on January 10, IDA, it I p. m.. for the purpoee of electing director for the eneulng year and the traneactlon of euch other buel ni a may properly crime before the meeting, Iiy order of the board of director. JOHN FOX, . Atlt; F. U lUHriOP, , . Preeldent. Becrotary. Aetorla, Oregon, Dea 20, 1904. A eoon a the child I don nurelng apply Clmmberlaln'a Salve. Wipe II oft with a eoft cloth before allowing the child to nuren. Many tmlned nuree ue thin with th beet reuli. Prlc 15 cent per box. For le by Frank Hnrr, and Leading Drugglitt. NOTICE. s There I money In the general fund to pay warrant Indortod prior to De CMtibr 1, 100$, Intnrent will emme af ter thl dnt. THOMAS DEALET. City Treneurer. Aetorla, Ore., Dee. to, 1900. 13-!0-10t e." ','" - " , 1 .' .".'...i." '.) 1 .. . . nED WITH SORES Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh Unless Hands Were Tied Wasted toaSkeleton Awful SufTeringfor Over a YearGrew Worse Under Doctors Skin Now Clear. WOULD HAVE DIED BUT FOR CUTICURA, "My Itttlo eon, whio about ft year nd ft half old, brgtw to have sore com out oa bia fuce. 1 b:td ft phr- aiclon treat nun, but the aorca grew worse, llico tlicy bogim to come on hi umw, tlien on olticr port of hi body, and Uien on rniiin fin hi rhmL clnn. Still lie grew worse. Attliceud of about ft yrar and a half of RutTrrlng lie grow so butt 1 hnd to tio hi hands in rluUia nt nimlit to ki hint from BXTntrlilrigUtewrraaiKlU-urliigtliefltuh. "Ho got to be a mrro ekclcton, and WM hardly nlilo to walk. My Aunt advised mo to try Cuticura Snp and Ointmctit. 8o great was hnr faith in It that she gave me a wimll picro of goap to try and a litllo of tho Oint ment. I took it home without any faith, but to plwutc hor I tried it, and Iteowned to dry tip the aorea a little 'I annt to the drug atore and got a cake of tho Sonn and a box of Uie Ointmnnt and followed tho directions, and at tho end of about two month the sore were all well. Ho ha never hod any sores of any kind einre. "He la now strong and healthy, and I caa sincerely say that only for your mot womlorful remedies my precious child would have died from thou terrible sores. I used only one cake of Soap and about three boxes of ' Ointment (nigned) Mrs. Eg bert Sheldon, R. F. D., No. 1, Wood vine, &mn, April 22, 1005." , Omrlltt Bittnnl to Intrnl TTMlmot tnrf Eumot. trim flniiiln u IMiuMla, Iran UIuk; Ki in llllli ! (MHIUI - OIMi,nl, ., lUwl. Wnl, MM (l turm ul I'bucoltl, Collnl Itlil, SM. pir W RWt. mj h, h.J of llldruiKUU. A rinlle..! uflnwm, Hr Drug ft t 'tt,it. C-r., & Vrn lt.Mun. fkUlbe liw,11 tWw to litm Utltf Uuuw." HOTEL PORTLAND Finest Hotel In tb NorthwMt, PORTLAND, ORSL, STREET A88E8SMENT NOTICE. Bond 8treet, from a point 18 feet west ,.ef the East line of 42nd atreet, to the west line of 44th Street. NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the assessment made for Improving Bond street from a point IS feet west of the East line of 42nd street to the West line of 44th street, wa made by an order of the common council due and payable on the 18th day of Da comber, A. D. 1008, by ordlnanoe num ber 1387, conflrmlng said assessment roll, and that the following are the names of the person against whom the assessment 1 mad and ths amount owing by each, to-wlt; Foard, Martin ,'....$247.50 riftvs!( Nelll 135.00 risber Land Co.,., , 170.00 rredrlckson, Theresa .......... 82.80 Larson, Hans SITS MoOowan, J, P.....,'. 201.50 Fatten. Frank, Trustee 0.00 Blversen, Adolph 13.70 Tongue Point Lumber Co....... 67.60 City of Astoria (Excess),,..... 544.10 By order of the common council. , t OLOF ANDEItSOM, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria, Oregon. Dated December 11, 1006. lOt STREET A88E88MENT NOTICE. Fourteenth Street, from South line of Franklin Avenue to th North line of Grand Avanu. NOTICB 18 HEItEBT GIVEN THAT th asaesameot mad for Improving 14th street from the South line of Franklin avenue to the North line of Grand avenue aa per asmnt roll number 115, wa mad by an order of th common council due and payable on the 181 h day of December, A. D. 1001, by ordinance number 1318, con firming said assessment roll, that the following ar the name of th per son agalnat whom tb asement is made and the amount owing by each. to-wlt: Brown, C. S 1214.17 nimore, 8amue! I8I.W JCamm, Jacob 20 Kuettner. M. S 73.50 ration, Maudes 72.10 Wood. Mr SF.. I6LS0 Wtlklnnon Real Estate Co 125.11 By order of 'the common council. OLOF ANDEnSON, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria, Oregon. Dated December 11. 1308. lOt STREET ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Eleventh 8treet from the South Line of Frsnklin Avenu to th North lint of Harrison Avenue. NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN THAT the assessment mad for Improving 11th atreet from the South line of Franklin avenue to the North line of Harrison avenue, a per asessment roll number 13S, wss mad by an or der of th common council, du and payable on th 18th day of December, A. D. lVOt, by ordinance number 1139, confirming said aesment roll, that tti following ar the name of the person agalnat wrom th assesmnt Is mad and th amount owing by each, to-wlt: Allen. A. V.... 8158-55 Bergman, Anna C 40.47 Babbldge. Julia - Babbtdge, J. W.:... 37.10 Bufflngton Merllla J . 1.01 DeLIn, Matt 71.80 Fulton, J. A 80.71 Fulton, Virginia B 189-78 Fulton. C. W 28.71 Ferguson, J. E 81.80 First Presbyterian Church 10M9 Flavel, Mary C... 85.97 Flavel, Nelll 21.99 Flavel, Kate 2188 Flavel. Geo. C... 83.19 Gerdlng, E. L. A.... T 86.05 Hoefler, Anna 87.43 Manaell. J-II "4.80 Nordstrom, John 5,75 Suprensnt, J, W., Heir of.... 151.55 Wilkinson 0 184.87 Wlngat. i. 888.19 Wl, Herman 2-5 Wise, Sarah .1 22.94 1ty of Astoria (Excess) 47.70 By order of th common council OLOT ANDERSON, f .udltor and Folic Judge of the City of Astoria, Oregon. Datd December 11. 108. lOt STREET ASSE88MENT NOTICE. Eighth Street from Center lin of Ken sington to a point 65 feet south of th North tin of Niagara avnue. NOTICB, IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT th asaeasment made for improving Eighth street from th oenter line of Kensington avenu to a point IS feet South of the North line of Niagara .-... M Munn foil S!!S- ber 183, waa mad by an order of the common council du and payable oa th 18th day of December, A. D. 190S. by ordinance number 8138, confirming aid assessment roll, that tb follow ing ar tire name of th person agalnat whom the assessment 1 made and the amount owing by each, to-wlt: Allen( Albert E I 3.21 Armstrong, Johnson 19.15 Boelllng, V....... 8.41 noellm-. V.. Trustee 18.87 'Brown, Margaret 8.21 Badollet, Dora 1-80 Badollet, Paul 1.61 Carney,, FY J 8.42 Cyrus, A. R 287 Cunningham, R. R. 8.43 Hawthorn, Mont 28.87 Hammond Lumber Co 48.12 Howell, Jenny B. LSI Krone!, Frederick 87.76 Logan, VT. C. ...... ...... ...... 33.87 Mallory; A. II.. 9 62 Munson, O. J..... 23.88 Megler, Mlna A................ 9.62 Nelson, Laura. ......... 1.42 Oliver, A. P..... 6.42 Parker, 1L B 23.87 Rogers Trust Co , 19.25 Bchenk, A, A 28.87 Sloop, Mrs. Bertha L... ........ 19.25 Stevens, Oeorgo, .,.., ,,,, 4.81 Trulllnger, 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...,..., 28.87 Wilson, Joseph B 9.62 Ziegler, Myra A........ 4.11 By order of the common council OLOF ANDERSON, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria, Oregon. . Dated December 11, 1901 lOt NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM 'PROVE COLUMBIA AVENUE. NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN THAT the Common Council of th City of Astoria ha declared its determina tion end Intention to Improv Colum bia Avanu from the West end of Bond Street to a point 102 feet South of th South line of Taylor Avenue to th width of to feet upon tb tine that said atreet is now Improved and on the established grade thareot From the center line of th West nd of Bond street to a point 180 feet South erly therefrom; the Improvement hall consist of removing all th old deck ing and band rail ancT replacing the am with new decking and hand railing. Th decking to be 4 by 11 inches, to feet long, and from said point 1(0 feet Southerly from ths West end of Bond atreet for a distance of (0 feet Southerly, th improvement hall consist of removing all th old decking, stringers caps and post and planking and nnder-plnnlng the street to th width of 80 feet, and from old point 220 feet South of the cen ter line of Bond atreet to said point 101 feet South of th South line of Taylor Avenue, the Improvement (hall consist of removing all th old deck ing, rt pi and stringer and grading th street to the established grade, and planking the same with plank 4 by II inches to th width of 10 feet That th cost and expense of con structing sold Improvement shall be defrayed by special asaeasment upon the lota, lands and premise benefitted by tb sam which said lots, land and promise are Included in th special assessment district Including all lota land and premises so benefitted, to wlt: LoU I, 7. 8, 9. 10. 11. 11 It and 14, In Block 1, .Taylor's Astoria, and Lota L S. t, 4, 5, 6, 7 8, I, 10 and 11 In Block 1, In Taylor' Astoria, as laid out and recorded by the Penin sular Land and Trust Company, and also the following described real es tate, to-wlt: Commencing at the Northeast cor ner of Lot 8, In said Block 1, In Tay lor's Astoria, and . running thence North to the South line of Bond street; thence West along the South line of Bond street to the West end thereof; thence South along the East. ern line of Lot 8, in Block 1, Taylor's Astoria 126.5 feet; thence East along the North line of Lots 7 and t In said Block 1 In Taylor's Astoria to the point of beginning. Also beginning at th Northeast corner of Lot 12 In Block I, In Taylor's Astoria and run nlng thence North to the Pier Head line on the South side of the Colum bta River and running thence Easterly along sold Pier Head Una, to a point where the same would be Intersected by th West line of Lot 4, in Block 1 In Taylor's Astoria, ' extended on a tratght line, thenc South to ', th North line of Bond street; thence West along th North line of Bond atreet to th West end thereof and thence along th North line of Block I, In Taylor's Astoria to th point of beginning. . , OLOF ANDERSON. Auditor and Police Judge of th City of Astoria. ll-t-10t Unprecedented Succm of tin THE GREAT . CHINESE D0CT08 JVho Is knows 11 . A. X 11. tTll.l ctMirougwut toe viuivu v ail nvnuviiw aeeousl of cure. No poisons nor drugs used. He guaraa teea to cure catarrh, asthma, lung and throat trouble, rheumatism, nervousness, stomach, liver, and kidney, female com plaints end all ehronle diseases. 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It will take that smoky and other Mahogany, and is highly bene White Enamel,Gilt, Silver and other finishes. uRn nt.MWlU, D,vSStSJ,.,- t.,.iTrsJ 2?tln"ii-S: look from the Piano ficial to Golden Oak, Dqtlli Vttttt sells at 50 cents a bottle, and a bottle Is enough to renovate the ordinary home. Try it and you will always buy it, V ' J6KML BY . B, F. ALLEN S SON H I 1 4 4 1 1 it 1 1 II H M H 1 1 1 1 14 ! Give Him Something to Smohe That's what lie" mil 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 high class goods. PIPES-flne K!ereschacsis and Briars frca 25cto$20.CO. ' I WILL MADISON SCOW BAY IRON & BRASS WORKS ASTORIA, OREGON IRON AND BRASS QDUKBEBS LAKD AND f,!ARIXE EKCIKEERS Cp-to-Este Saw Mill Machlrieryt Frtwpt ttention:lTe tcU rep work 18th and Franklin Ave. Tel. Main 2451 :. First National Bank of Astoria, Ore. ESTABLISHED 1880. Capital $100,000 J. Q, A. BOWLBT, Preaidant. a I. PETERSON, Vice-President RAN& PATTON, Cashier. J. W. GAKNE3, Assistant Cashier. Astoria Savings Bank Capital Paid In 6100,000. 8trplus and Undivided Proflta5(UM0. Traonoti a Oenerol Bonking Bnsloess. : Intereat Paid on Time Depoelt 168 Tenth Street, ASTOHIA, OREGON. I; ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS!! IN BUSINESS FOR BUSINESS AND YOUR SATISFACTION STEEL (Sl EM ART I at No. 222 Twelfth Street. X Sole agents for the famous Perfection and World Gas Mantles. Call on usf