The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, November 23, 1895, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textw jmx mornx, Mipau, ftAjrici ismm,' vatexb e, u j i. - V Look at this "Wash Bowl and Pitcher; whoso make is it? J, and J.' Meakin of Eng land. It was whisked across the eoa with 2? more of its mates, a, id l.eio they are for yon at 89c. fur the pair! You have heretofore paid $1:2.3 for them, o don't come late or they will he gone at this fig ure. Royal Societg Art Silks, Six Skelna for asc. Hjltl In T'.-.... . . I 11 T Te9-Ystd Spool :; Embroidery Silk, too. Per Dozen. knitting Silks at 25c. a Spool. THE ARCADE. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. Local weather for twenty-four hour n,n at 6 v. m. yesteroay, turnisnea by the United States Department of Ag riculture, weather bureau. M'oxtmum temperature, 60 degree. Minimum temperature, 30 degrees, vrpoinltatlon. none. Total precipitation from September 1st 1893, to date, 7.01 mones. Deficiency of precipltalton from Sep. timber let, 1S95, 10 date, 10.41 Inches. BUSINESS LOCALS. Ask your grocer (for Ito BT.eml tea. Ii will please you. B. 0. Cough Syrup will cure your cough. For sails at Estes-Cnaln Drug Store. Meany Is the leading tailor, end pays the highest cash price tor lur iKina. The coolest and best glass of beer In town can be bought at the Qambrlnus saloon, 12th and Commercial street. Those .new perfumes, just received at the Estes-Craln Drug Store are the lineat In the city. Purest of wines, liquor ant cigars- elegant free lunch all the dally papers, at the Oambrinu, jztn ana commercial Trade with Foard & Stoke Co., deal ers li Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, provisions, flour, fruit and vegetables They will surely please you. Huncer is a very disagreeable sensa tion. Thre a a place In this town where you can satisfy .Is demands with t'nc cleanest and best 25 cent meal you ever te. Thalt place to Joe Terp's. Just arrived at Copland Thorsen's, a nice line of high grade footwear for ladles, ail widths from A to EE. No trouble to show goods, and satisfaction guaranteed to every purchaser. Call end examine them. What brings people back to the Asto ria Wood Yard after they have sounded the possibilities everywhere else? May be It's one thing, and May be It's another. Hut the fact remains back they come. And of course the ABtoria Wood Yard Is proud of It. Until further notice tihe steamer Lur llno wlU take the run of the'R. R. Thomp son on the Astoria-Portland route, leav ing Astoria from the O. R. and N. dock at 6:45 a. m. dally, except Sunday, and lMrtfciind from Ash street dock at 8 p. m. dally, except Saturday. The Lurltne will take freight and paiiaangers both from her own wharf and the O. R. and N. In Mils elty and Portland. Tickets issued by the O. R. and N. Co. or Vancouver Transportation Co. are good on boats ot either company. I filbert Danbar I rri'-"'rsW atW VtT -"' ytf--k "ikf kr--i .r f AROUND TOWN. J. L. Stout, of Seavlew, is In town. Everybody I0 going to the Red Men's Ball. The cold snap slippery sidewalks on the hills. u wFnerwwn. A food program la prepared for the occasion end refresh. win win ioe served. Admission. 15 eemus. ' PISh Commissioner McG-ulre returned to Portland last evening. The object of his visit woe for the purpose of eecurlng aa. ditional information for Into annual report wTvloh he la recyuiired to ten On to the governor by (December 1. Tiro funeral of the late Ernest Papmahl, wno died at St. Mary's 'Hospital on Wed nesday test, will take place this morn ing at 10 o'clock from the undertaking toomli of Coroner Pohl. The interment will be at Granger's Cemetery. The contractor will begin work on the railroad bridge ecross Young's lay next Monday. You want to keep an eye on Astoria AkMMon to Warenton, Those ots are 50 by 100 feet and only $60 for Inside lots and 175 for corners on easy term R. L. Boyle & Co., sole agent. J. E. Elliott, of Elliott's Landing, was In Uho city yesterday. FOR 1R1BNT A "Densmore" Enquire at this office. typewriter. Hon. C. IW. Fulton returned home from Portland yesterday morning. Mr. D. Lankier, a wed known up-river traveling man, la In Astoria. John Boafcrom, of Blind Slough to spend' ing a. short vacation la town. William Ball la, a Portland epice mcr chant, is alt Che Parker House. We have a torla cheap. few choice lota in New As- It. L. Boyle & Co. Ask iHarry Wlhertty about tlhe joke he has on Deputy Sheriff Proel. It s rich, The O. R. and N. Co. Is selling round trip tickets to San Francisco for $10.00, Henry Long and 'Mann-Ire Winter, two Portlanders, are registered At the Occl dent. Mr. Alex Sutton, who has been to Cal. Ifornla on a visit, returned home yes. terday. Daniel P. Bagnell, a South Bend bus! ness man, Is stopping for a few days in Astoria. Don't rorget that we will cell you lots In Flavel as soon as any one. R. L. Boyle & Co. It is said that crowds are getting Hlhelr masks ready for the Red (Men's ball Tnanksglvlng eve. Babies' Ihoods are of white Bilk finished with swanBdown and frills of whilte Chil ton framing tine de'lloate fealtures. Captain BaJbbldge, of tlhe siteamer Elec tric, sprained Wis ankle yesterday, wlile will iay ihlm up for several days. Nothing so distressing as a hacking cougti. Nothing so foolish as to suffer from it. Nothing so dangerous If al lowed to continue. One Minute Cough Cure gives Immediate relief. Cha. Rog SHILOH'S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand Pocket size contain twenty-five dose only 25 cent. Children love It Bold by J. W. Conn. THE BON TON. Master Fred Crockford, who ha been visiting bis slater, Mrs. J. R. Raithom, returned home to Victoria yesterday. The Foard A Sltokes Company have 2 500 cases of almon on the wrecked steamer Bannlorllle wtotdh was taisured for $3.60 per cam. Yesterday afternoon a large 'boat load of supplies woe Bhllpped ifrom the grocery Btore of Ross, Hlffglns & Co. to tho rail road camps. Ndw Restaurant-Serves all the deli cacies of the eoiason at the lowest prteee. Open witll midnight, Hpn-o'at attention given to ttoitro parties. No. 571 Commer cial street. FINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. We have choice property In Van Du sen'l, ACderbrook, Adair', Shlve'.y's, Mc Clure'a, Taylor's, Now Astoria, Warren ton, and Astoria Addition to Warrenton for sale. Also money to loan in sum of 1200 to (3,000 on good real estate security. R. L. BOYLE & CO. REDUCED R1ATES. Cheaper to Travel Than It la to Stay at Home, AnoUher cut Duos teen made In oceam mites to Sam Famdisco by Uie O. R. and N. Co. Taking effect at once, the rates between Astoria and San Francisco will toe: Oalbln, $5.00; steerage, $2.50. The 8. 8. etaite of California wW sail We toes day morning. G. W. LOUNS'BERRT, Agent. FROM NOW UNTIL SPRING Overcoats and winter wraps will be in taeWon. They can ba discarded, tempor arily while traveling to ithe steam heated trains of the Ohlesga, Milwaukee atid Si. Paul Railway. For olld comfort, for speed and for seafety, no other line cam compare with thin great railway of the AY eat. FOR RENT. nhree comfortably f'irnlahed rooms, with flmst-class table board, at Mr Hoi- fOUHtl ,vrner ,ln M1 Dunne streets. oowil without room desired. FOR THOSE WHO EAT For the remarkably small sum of 15 conts on can procure an excollent chick en dinner every Sunday at the popular Denver Kltdhen," east side of 9th treet between Astor and Bond. Mr. Richard son, (he proprietor, also assures the pub Ho that they can obtain at his place a wen-cooked, weK seriwd breakfast, din ner or supper any day In the week for rlu !VL mentlon Price. Give him a call and be convinced that he speaks the Henman Wise's new store windows, brilliantly llgthed all night, materially Increase tlhe llffh't In 'tlhat block on Com mercial street. An adjourned session of the circuit count wJll be 'held today at which, several Important decisions will ibe rendered by Judge McDrlde. Several of tlhe prominent ithorouig'h fares have boon cleaned and It is now pcss.We for one to cross the street wltWout drown ing In the mud. Three mining claims In the .Rock Creek mining district, situated In this county, were filed in the office of County Clerk Durtbar yesterday. Some of the now Sleeves aire plaited into the aecfc and the fullness is then molded to Ohe shoulder and falls grace fully over the arm. Capla'In Hallock report that there are no kl'le men to be found in town, and (that In four day Whey have not had a case of drunkenness. Rival auction houses; on Commercial street last night had a toell ringing match and It was a toss up 'wllcU 'institution could muke the most noise. The balance of the wire for the new fire a!nm system will arrive In a few days. When completed the system will be one of the 'best on the coal-rt. It iwlll ibe noticed toy the church en. nouncemien'ta In another column that sev eral of tlhe clrurchie Willi hold special Thankb-tfivmg cervices next Thuraday. We want to thank the people of Asto ria for the courtesies they have thown us In the past, tout on account of the In crease in car business we want It dis tinctly understood tlhiat we have no tkne to mix in politics, and! under no circum stances will we accept tlhe nomination for .mayor. R. JL. Boyle & Co., 636 Com mercial street. The village of Wurrenton 4s much exer cised over the law case to be tried ttoere today, tlhe first In Its history. Some b!g iboys threw a Httle boy Into the creek, and the father of the lftltle boy, Mr. Reynaud, did some things which were (forcibly objected to. Today Wail Bole, Mr. Reynaiud and almost the entire popu lation will have a fight of another kind In tlhe justice court. Now that there is frost on the side walk the small boy and the sled are In evidence. The practice of coasting down tihe steep (hl".r.s on the sidewalks is very dangerous, both to the boys and to pe destrians, particularly after dark. A gen tleman last night who came down 15th street complained of the matter and said that the practice ought to toe stopped by either parents or the aiulUhoritiea, "Vat t means ven dey say 'Oud uv Blgfht?' " afked a native of Germany, wno inao recently emigrated to this coun try, of a friend the other iy. "That .means 'you are feeling elegant,' " was the kind reply. "Och, 1 dat tt? Veil, iw eo glad 1 know dat." Shortly af ter' ward1 the Teuton met e friend down town who asked hhm how he was feeWng. "Vat (Mi daft? How I vas feeding? Ach yah! 1 reel 1 feel vy, you can't see me!" THE COMING OF THE COLD And the Dang-ers That It Bring: to ; So Yery Many. Winter Is coming! Indeed, some of our great scientific men assert that the approaching winter will be one of the severest on record. The winter Is always dangerous, el though too many people forget th'l Im porta nt fact. The mildest winter causes more deaths tfhan the hottest summer, It has almost become a proverb that "cold weather kills." And why docs It kill? Because so many people are in no con ditlon to pap tihrough a severe winter, The complain of tired feelings, they sur fer from biliousness, pains near the heart, headaches, backaches, and seem to lack their cuatomary energy. Cold weallher, Instead of bracing them up, only makes them feel languid, Irritable, nervous and depressed. And that is just where the danger lies, People who feel like th's are running some very grave risks. The Chances are that possibly 60 per cent of the people Who suffer from the effects of approach Ing winter will never see its end unless thfy exercise the greatest care. 'But there is a way to avoid these dan. gers. By building up the system, re storing heaflthiy action to the liver and krdneys, freeing tlhe blood from impurities and regaining renewed strength, the per Is of winter can be safely encountered. To do this a suitable remedy must be taken, and there is nothllng for the purpose that can be compared with Warner's Safe Cure, because its effects are tmrned'ate and lasting. As a means of restoring lost vitality and promoting the general health tnis grand remedy has never been equal! ed. That Is why it is eo universally prescribed by physicians and druggists, Who know from experience that It can al ways be depended upon. If you are suf fering from any of the symptoms that denote weakness you need to regain heal'thv and Warner's Safe Cure will speedily help you to regain ft. TREASURER LINSIiEY. Of tlhe State of Washington, Spends the Day in Astoria. The Tegular weekly meeting of the CI ceronean 1lterary Society was held yes terday and the following program ren dened: (Reading, Charles Gray, Nellie Gerdlng, Maggie Hlgglns, Cecil Sovey, Iiorlng Stlnson; recitations, Annie Leahy, May Morgan, Bessie Ross, Sadie Imhrft, C. Jordan, B. Marlon; essays, Annie Mc. Lean, C. 'AbercronVblle, A. Dow, Lamra Gray, Corlnne Hansen; adtirees, Myrtle Welch; current topics, Len Stlnson, May Utzlnger. It was romored tot nlfeht Dhat B. H Hodgklns1, of St. Louis, had purchased 50x100 feet opposite Shanahan's store for $9,001). Mr. Hodgklns te a dry roods man, None of the mornibens of the Astoria Land and Investment Co., w'ulch has the prop. erty for sale, could be seen to ver'fy the statement, but the Inifonmatlon comes from a reliable source. It 1s also paid that a building will be erectel on the jroperty that will be a credit to Com merclal street. The residence of Mrs. M. A. Stevens wjb the Aoene last evening of a brilliant as- selmlbtege of ladles and gentlemen, the occasion toeing a reception given by the ladles of the Congregational church, Music and games made the evening pans swiftly and ait (a. late hour delightful re- freyhments were served. The reception was In 'the nature of a birthday pi'rty in whldh eadh person present was requir ed1 to contribute one cent for every year of ithelr age. The affair was a very suc cessful one and enjoyed toy fall. JEROME AVENUE. Shall It 'Be Graded and the Water Pipes Laid in It? The 'members of the W. C. T. U. Will be gOad to receive donations for the poor of the city at their room In Kescne Hall, Wednesday, the 27th ifrom. 10 a. nr. to 5 p. m AN ENIGMATICAL BILL OF PARE. "Ji"""-' wved on the Dlntoig car of e Oracago, Milwaukee and S Paul IE J? XL AwTcw,t Po"e tamp. Ap. Ply to Geo. H. Hafford. General IMswn. AW"t. Old Colony Bulff cE WORTH T OF NOTICE. Thera Is nothing but bold. Pi,,,. truth to th. rut.ment that toecue aJtty and style la yW nJS at ft lower teaaonabi, prtcecVmus7 Wto to. Arm of John Hahn 4k Co"o Commercial street. ' Leave your orders at th "Pat" Mar ket, 571 Commercial street, for Thanko giving turkeys. One tlumtrand pounds came direct from Southern Oregon this morning. Among the country vtoStora Who were doing business in Astoria ywterday were H. P. Am1nron, of Gray's River, B. Brown, of Skamoikaiwa, and L. Campbell, of Wanrenton. The regular quarterly drectors meeting of t'he Scandinavian Benevolent Society wa iheld yesterday afternoon In the Cen tral Hotel and conalderatole Important bus'lness iw traneiooted. P,usengeir intending to take advantage of the reduced rate to Kan Frainc.'sco olTnred by the O. R. and N. Co., should call at the office and secure sleeping ac commodations In advance. Mr. ,F. C. Gamlble, of Victoria, the Dominion government engineer, hi charge of rhe work n that neh?h boyhood, arrived In 'the city yesterday and is engaged to day in visiting the Fort Stevens jetty. A now collarette Is composed of three collars of dhlffon, each a trifle narrower than 't:he othvr, and the whole I (In toned by a large ruche reaching above the ear and nestling against the hair. The Society iMInerva. will give a eoc Sable I Saturday evening, the 23d, at Ollrlen' limb" w' Ure relief for P,l,n in th Uck idet che,t or AllCOCk'S pSSter -nFfL1!' "IND-Nt of the host of coonterfsita and iffiita-t.-ns is as goud a tne genuin. In an Interview with: one of the mem bers of tlhe water comimtlsslon thut gentle man said: "The plan of the distribution system ot mains contemplated the laying of pipe along Jerome Avenue, 'between 18th andsth streetli, but the street is not graded, and the pilpe Mas 'to toe laid tfhree feet unuer ground. The street bias to toe graded sometime, and the commfleslon are con templating not laying the pipes unless the street Is graded. The corrimtofflon does not make any threaits, tout does not feel like laying the pipe on a street when the property owntrs do not take enousn Interest In public affairs to grade the street. Particularly 1s thto so because of the fact that W the pipe la laid now It Will have to be rel'aid, at douto.e ex pense to the water consumers. The peo ple ouwht to understand ithls before any thing further to done. In all probability the people think tnat the agreement with tlhe contractor re- a utres the pipe to be laid to grade, but hl is not In acordance wfth. the facts, aa the contractors probably could not be required to do this; As the pipe to be laid on 'this street will toe taken from the ixxsent Bear Creek main, the work cannot be done until the water is turned on in Ithe now pipes, and t will toe after the (holidays, at leant, before we will begin to move in HhJs matter. "M'avor Kinney ys that Jerome ave nue will make one of the best streets In the' cfty parallel with the river, and 11 seems to me very fool If for the property owners Ito (hesitate In doing the grade work now, when It can be done much cheaDer than tt can several years laitfr. Then, too. It will cost more to lay the plpea ami may possibly necessitate the purchase of new pipe." THE LEADING DENTIST. Why 1 Dr. Howard the leading dentist? Because he makes a success or crown ana and brides work and exftracta and fills teeth without pain. - CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW. There 'will be services In the German language at the Congregational church on Sunday afternoon at J. u. wranio, Pastor. At ih 'BaDlUe Church Subjects: In the 'morning, "God's Love to Man." In the evening, "Preparing the Way of the Inl.' 'Sunday school ana a. 1. r. u. at the usual hour. 'Monthly covenant meeting on WednesUay at 7:30 p. m. TTninn Thanksaivlng services will be held 'In tihe Baptist ctourcto beginning at 11 a. m. Thursdayr November 8ith Rev. r a iBolllnirer. of the Congregational churdh, Will preach the sermon. A col lection iwHl be taken and turned over a tih fW. C. T. U. for the the p of the needy m Astoria. "Enter Into Hi guea wth thankssHving and 4nto (Hi courts with praiUe." Presbyterian Churcht Preaching morn lm nl evening by th pastor Rev. R. Uddell. Soeclal J. O. U. A. M. Thai-ks- gH'Ing service In the evening. Subject. The Achievement of the Past; Dangers A'head How tto Overcome Them." Don't faH to toe present. Come early, plea. RaHSatirt school after the morning service. Y. P. 6. C. E. at :30 p. m. All young people are specially Invited. At a Oturctv-Mornlng subject. "D'd God Command Abraham to Sacrifice Isaac?" Evening, 'The Value of Wfc dwm." Class meetings at 10:30 a. m. and $-30 p. m. Sunday sdhool meets at 11:11. 4 vMll Invitation Is extended to all stranger Fine mu. The time of pro ballon for a large c1b of probationer having expired the sacrament of toaptim will be administered to any w-io may de sire It next Sabbath after the morning service. " Mr. Addison Lmsley, of Olympla, state treasurer of WiaBhlngton. spent yesterday visiting his old friends, Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. VanEtten and others. . Mr. LIneley is one of those affable gentlemen whom It Is a pleasure to meet. To an Astorlan representative he eaild 'there was not much in the way of naws or excitement In his state; that It Is an off year with them In politics, but that the staite was going ahead building up its Industries and commerce. "One thing you can say," said Mr. Llns ley, "tlhe sudden death of State Auditor L. R Grimes yesterday has caused much sorrow In Washington, He wag an effl. clent officer and beloved by all .who knew him. In all probability his death will cause an Indefinite delay In tlhe letting of contracts for the erection of the su perstnucture of the new state capltol. "General business with us is much bet ter now than it wan this time last year. and the prospects are good for more pros perous times In, the Immediate future. "I Have known Astoria for 'twenty-five years and Wave many friends here. Dur ing all that time Astorlans have wanted a railroad, and I am glad to know that a railroad hs now under rapid construc tion and that the opportunity has come for the development of all of your natural resources," THANKSKIVING EVE BALL. The Red Men will give a grand mas querade ball at Fiedler's Hall on Tltonks- givlng eve, Novemibcr 27th. AUmtl3lon for gentlemen in costume, $1.00; ladles m cos tume, free. Spectators, 60 cents. Prizes will be given. EUYERS AND SELLERS. The following transfers of real estate were filed for record In the county record er's office yesterday: Henry Powell and wife to Horatio N. Price, !ots 11 and 12, Block 17, Powell addition $ E. A. Noyes and wife to 'Mrs. LIHIe G. (Pirflce, Lots 17 and 18, Block 1, Noyes' North Addition ChaTles E. Ronnell to Nettle Mc- Aritihur, Lots 3 and 4, Block 11, Riverside adllltlon Mary H. LeUnenweber to Hans Pe ter Anderson, Lot 1, Block 47, City of Astoria J. B. 'Fisher and wife to Jerry J, 'W'llsonif! Lots 2 and 3, block 41, Pacific addition United States to William 'Howard, southeast quarter section 28, town chip 6 north, range 7 west, patent 160 120 100 350 500 Whenever a baking powder is sold at a lower price tWan the Royal, It Is made (nom cheaper and Inferior Ingredients, and probably contains alum. SUNDAY'S MENU. Breakfast. YeKow Meal 'Mutfh, Cream. Slices of Rare Roast Beef Broiled, Bernatee Sauce. Baked Tomatoes. Entire Wheat Muffins. Shaddock's. Dinner. Consomme, With 'French Peas Roast Tenderloin of Beef. Boiled Celery, White Sauce. Creamed potatoes. Canned Corn. Mayonnaise of Celery. Cheese Flnsers. ' ipiunpkln .Pie, Coffee. - Supper. Sauted Oysters. Brown Bread anUi Butter, Wafers. Cake, 'Preserves, Tea. The tenderloin of beef, which Is the fillet, lis generally toaked, and served with a mushroom sauce. There are, however, fifty or more different ways of paring it. 'IT t 1s steeped for an liour before dinner Jn a ulish with sliced car rots, onions, some Miyme, two bay leaves, mace, salt, pepper, lemon Juice and a gill of .vet oil, ' then rvue'ted and served with a brown sauce and timall round fried potatoes, by way of a garnish, it Is called "a l'Anglalee." A California .sauce 1s excellent for a fillet. Fry In a saucepan a sliced e'hal- ,ot, an ounce or minced nam and an ounce of butter ; add pepper corns, bay leaves and a sprig of 'thyme, a half pint each of California wine and brown or or Spanish sauce. Boll ten minutes, train and serve. Celery cut in ric9 and stewed In water until 'tender, then drained and served wlth a yhlte eauce, makes an excellent vegetable. The outer stalks may be used for this dlsn. reserving the blanched stalk for the table. OF A KIND! PRICE TO AjLL ! In the great American game three of h kind beat two pairs, but the three kinds we boast of beat the world ! It is our aim to so conduct our bufiness that the most inexpeiienced will learn to implicitly trust us ! The time kinds we refer to are the three splendid divisions of our clothing. 1st Division, $7.50 All of our suits worth from $10 to $12.50. Our price only $7.60. 2nd Division, $11.50. All suiU worth from $12.50 to $15 00. Our price only $11.50. These suits are world beaters. 3d Division. $15.50. Such grand garments as others ask you $17.50 to $22.50 for. Our price only $15.60. j. We Challenge Comparison! 2. We Invite Your Inspection!! 3. We Want Your Trade!!! In nM tffit Opposite Palace Restaurant. The Reliable Price Clothier. TH'B RDPUBILIICIAN CONVENTION. Business 'Men's League, of St. Louts, Is sues an Address to tlhe National Committee. St. Louis, Nov. 22. The 'businessmen's League, of St. Louis, has fcsued an ad dress to the members of the national Republican committee, notifying them that a committee of two citizens of thia city will attend the meeting at 'Washing ton, with a guarantee for all expenses of tfte ria-tlonai convention. The League clallms to hnve Dledces from tiwo-thilrds of the members of the committee with second choice promised from the San Francisco advocates to se cure 'dhe convention for St. Louis. The Loiaest Priees and the largest Assortment I ROYAL. Baking Powder baa been awarded highest honors at every world's fair where exhibited, crrr bonds for sale. Notice is hereby given that seeled pro- poaaJ'49 will be received by the committee on ways and means of tthe city council of Dhe City of Awtoria, ClaiGSjp County, Oregon, unlbll December 15th. 1895. at 1 o'clock p. m., for tthe saCe of Astoria mu nicipal bonds in the sum of 150.000 at six per cent for twenty years. rw full partieu'larB addres K. Osburn Auditor and Police Judge, Astoria, Ore gon. The right to reject any and all bids to hereby reserved. By order of the Common Council, Attest: k. OSBURN, Airdator and Police Judge. Astoria, Oregon, Nov. llflh, 1835. s T STOVES V E S T I N TINWARE A R E AT S T STOVES V E S Foard & Stokes. NEW POULTRY MARKET. Corner 13th and Commercial Streets. BIDS FOR BRIDGE. Notice Is hereby srlven that nen.lw1 nUmm specifications, strained diagrams, and bids "..i 1 vt-u uy me ixHinty court of the Staite of Oregon for Clatsop County, until Monday. January eeh. 1R9. at 1 o'clock p. m.. for the (mumi and construction of a bridge across the Lewis and Clarke River, in Clatsop coun ty. Oregon, acordlrur to u nUna ciflcatlons and diagrams, at a point where All kinds of flrb. and poultry on hand, Including a Sileted stock of cigars and tobaccos, candles, fruit, etc. Oive me a trial. MRS. FEAKE8. WANTED. Wlanter to rent A oentraitty house of seven or eight rooms. M., thte office. located Address A TWISTER. WANTED Agenie to represent the old National Life Insurance Co., of Montpeiler, Vt. For further informa tion, address G. M. Etolp, General Coast Manager, 82-84 Crocker Building, San ; Francisco. Cal. A twister In twisting May twist him a twist. For In twisting a twist Three twists make a twist; But If one of the twists Untwists from the twist. The twist Untwisting Untwists the twist. That is, when it's twisted with other twine than MARSHALL'S. any NOTICE OF FILING OF ASSESSMENT ROLL NO. 12. ntVING AVENUE, PROM 161th, TO 18uh STREET. WANTED Man or lady to collect, do some office work, and manage agents. Tou will deal through your leading mer chants. Something new and very popu lar. We pay all expenses. Position per manent. Send four references and ten centa for full particulars. John Finney Mgr., P. O. Box 484, St. Louis, Mo. LOST. LOST-An A. F. C. emblem yesterday. Finder please return to Miss Lewis. Dhe pniintv -rA ' .I 1 '-I i'ce w nereoy given imu. nMCHmeni Iin niVT. v "r" Roll No. 13. containing the epeclal assess He'on Tn J for the Improvement of Irving ave- Htm,. pwk v L,k, i 7" " . . ni, TTorn loui to rata street, an in VjSaltS ! BUI-. Astoria. Oregon, baa been filed v..,-t x.itav Jrtjr UltJ IU FOR RENT. To Rent Pumlslhied house of Ave rooms. Enquire for one week at this office., Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, fjold Medal, Midwinter Fair. 'DIX CREAM Most Perfect Made. 40 Years the Standard. the order of the County Clerk to ih amount of ten per cent of his bid, which hall be forfeited to the county in case ene award is made to him and he fai's, neglects or refuses for the Derlod of two days after such award Is mada to enter Into contract and file hds bond in the man ner required by and to the satisfaction of saw county court. The plans. SDeolfica- tiona and diagrams will be subject to ibhe approval or she Hon. Secretary of War, of the Umted States. The payment for saia contract to e made by an order 00 one county Treasurer. The rlajht to reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved. By order of the County Commissioners. F. I. DUNBAR. County Clerk. Dated, November Ttst, 1196. m the office of the Auditor and Police Judge and Is now open for Inspection and will remain open until 'Wednesday, Dec 4tlh, 1896, prior to whkb time all objections to such assessment must be filed 4n writing) rWtffii the Auditor and Police Judge. The Committee on Streets and Public Ways, together with the Street Awssors will meet in ox ttie City Hull, m the City ot Astoria, on Wedneaixy, December ttfr 1S96, at the hour of I o'clock p. m., to review and equalize such assessment and report their action to the Common Coun cil. K. OSBURN, Auditor and Police Judge. Astoria, Oregon, Nov. 21st, 1836. FOR RENT Furnished room on ground floor In private family. 414 Exchange St. FOR HALE JAPANESE GOODS Just out Just re ceivedJust what you want, at Wing Lee's, 643 Commercial street. The undersigned will sail his farm in Tillamook county, Oregon, at a r8.iL,hi. tlhe Council Chambers fftlff dSI! y. trme' 16 20 acm ... is- , uv niuv.e cumaming l&g acres. 'XUe pva-e le eviuaMd rUn or. trie couoty road. There Is both bottom and it,ign lancta, wfhdah can be cleared taslly. There is also a lot of fine timber. OTTO JOHNSON. 1'4 Franklin are., Astoria, Or. NOTTOB OF FILING OF ASSESSMENT ROLL NO. 11, 46TH 8TRRBT, IN AJJAIR'S ASTORIA. TO LOAN. MONET Apply to Aatsri. ik-.V.:." Titla and Trust Co. s MISCELLANEOUS. Notice Is hereby glvat that Assessment I koh wo. 11, containing the spec a! assess-! 7'i ."iT. vo-k war.cn es, Jewelry, ment for the Improvement of 45 str et n?ckel Plate" Kld' '"ver. from aUeyway running tihrbugh Blocks tnt f new.pooda- 103 ami 101. to tfhe north line of Astor It?"1 L"! fo' f en.t. families and street, all in the city of AstorK as lad ... y ,.PtelL no experience; Do The Resort AT ROSS, H1GGLNS & C . Leave your orders early. 0, monly known as Adair's Astorh, has b en K Colnlnou- hlo mea in the office of the Auditor and Po lice Judge and is now open for inspection and will remain open until Wednesday, Decemfber 4th, 1895, prior to which t'tne "wivni id iucn assessment must De 1 j j , . fled (In writing) with the Auditor and : ? etpeet- M th place Police Judge. we DUHineesman and the laboriDe- The Committee on Streets and Pubtic , onT,iat " cal,e1 "BEST 'N Ways, together with the Street Aseessrs HE t OAST." or a nicr cool rlri.,1. wi nim m ins jouncM vnatnoefv iryi uru vismur, nns beer 'u,.,i of tfhe Cirv Tt.ll in m. wi he nt y.A j. . . '"- ''I . .V y- prrtber 4th,; ,n elegant f-ee nD, i served e 7i A review and equalise enter, assesen-nt and Xrtlrn J 1 ' everT report their action to the Common Coun-! " beT "riernn- Ion re meicome. CB.. K. OSBL-RV. j ' Auditor and Police Judge, i . Astoria, Oregon, Nov. list. 1896. GfOSDaUer & Biacb.