The daily morning Astorian., June 21, 1899, Image 4

THE DAILY AST0R1AN, WKDNKSDAT MORNINU, JINK SI, m
Qv: im
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
Smcr or Fi, manufactured by the
California Fio Syrup Co.,' illustrate
the valuo of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing U) the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
ii the one perfect trvnjrtheninfr laxa
tive, cloanwnjr the svstvm effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fovera
rently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Ita perfect freedom from
very objectionable quality and ub
Stance, and iu acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowela, without weakening
or Irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing nj
r used, as thev are pleasant to the
taate, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from aenha and
Other aromatic plant, by a method
known to the California Fio Sriu'r
Co. only. In order to Ret its beneficial
effect and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
fir in ted on the front of every packajre.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
UN FRAHCI8C0. CAL.
IX5tmVTLT.K XT. JOtW YORK. W. T.
For sale by all Druesitla. Price 50c. p bottle
LADIES'
White mi
Ecrue Chamois
Gloves
AT
Albert Dunbar
Dr. Davi. dentist. Page building.
Drifted Snow flour CM at the Pat
Market.
But iLeent meal. Rising Bun restaur
ant, 01 Commercial street
W. J. Eeckard's L X L. creamery
batter 490 per roll at the Parlor.
Those who have tried the Ice cream
erred at the Parlor say it Is the best
ta the city.
Best California win cents per gal
lea. Ale Gilbert, sole agent for Astoria.
Telephone U.
Fruit frappee to order at the Parlor;
amine price as ice cream, except pint,
apple, which la ID cents higher.
Cream Pure Rye. America's finest
rtkey. The only pure goods, guaran.
teed rich and mellow. John L. Carlson,
sole agent
Kelly's transfer wagons deliver box
wood to any part of the city on short
notice. AH orders left at Zapfs furni
ture jtore. CO Commercial street, will
receive prompt attention. Telephone
CM.
Physicians are the friends of the fam
ily. HARPER Whiskey Is the friend of
the physician. A most valuable assist
ant, and one that can fce trusted. Sold
by Foard & Stokes Co.. Astoria. Oregon.
The new Creamery Restaurant. Bond
street, near the alley between 11th and
Uth street, serves the best 25-cent meal
ever set out In Astoria. Everyihlnjc li
new, neat and clean, and absolute satis,
faction Is guaranteed all patrons.
When In Astoria step Into Fisher Bros,
and tes tbe new mower constructed on
new principle to work among tne
tumps. Tou can raise the cutter bar
perpendicular without throwing the ma
chine out of gear or stopping the team.
Has roller bearings and very UglM draft.
W. A. Gaines' private stock whiskey,
handled exclusively In Astoria by John
I Carlson, is one of the most popular
beverages sold. Its parity and quality
are guaranteed, and it is aspeclally rec
ommended for family use. It Is sold tn
any quantity at th corner ef Twelfth
and Bond scrota.
Ths fieshness of summer curtains
wears away aa quickly as the crimp out
of a summer glrl'a hair If it isn't na
turally curly.
t'SB ALLEN'S FOOT-EAoE IX TOUR
GLOVES.
A lady wrttest "I shake Allen's Foot-
Ease Into my glove? and rub a little on
my hand?. It saves my gloves by ab
orbing preeplration. It Is a most dainty
pollet powder." We invite the attention
Of physicians and nurses to the absolute
purity of Allen's Foot.Ease. Dr. W. C.
Abbott, editor of the Chicago CllnU
aaye: "II is & itrand preparation; I am
using It corns tamly In my practice." All
drug and shoe stores it, 25c. Sample
gent true. Address Alien S. Olmsted, I
Roy, N. T.
The trailing skirt, an umbrella and a
market basket make a trio hard to beat
by the wximan who has 1o contend with
them.
Chinaware
If it's
Up-to-Date Chinaware
you want
Try
Brsat AEericaa ImportinE Tea Co's
Have hm Stpres
Ttaat Why
j Quality o Good
Prices Reasonable
171 Commercial ttraet, Aatarla.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair Heather.
AROUND TOWN.
The 8im of California left out early
this mornlnK bvr San Kranoli-oo.
'teck Is the twt oyster cook this ld
of Chioaffo. 473 Commercial street.
CalA.irnla National beer at O Na
tional. Everyone says It th N-s: tn
town. So Lee Herring about It.
Charle Verschueivn has Mia wiraol
for Minting Jak. Jonlfn' houw on KU'V.
enih strwt, anil woik wa. cvroniotiol on
It Monday.
StrawtvrrlM ar at their prime M
week. We are receiving larjre Quantlilef
.Utly. Prlcta now wry reasvna&Ie. Row
HU.-Kins & Co.
The frame for the eight -fiH fence to
enclose the A. F. C. emmd Is In r-wltton
anJ the boys Intoml to jret out It) force
one of thojw .lays ami nail th Nmtsi
on.
R. C. Voerti has the contract for paint.
n the dsYllinir of the keeper of the
Young bay draw brUire. anJ. will com.
mence aa n a the butMlng Is com.
pleted.
A new sower Is beln put In to coin
ntvt ith the main at the owr of A
tor ami givond which will prvvl.le
th houwa of William Rtair and t'harlo
Wracht with sewer connections.
Wanted-Experlencod agents to Inttv.
due the Underwriters Fire ExnngirUh
ers: can easily make 3 Pr wck
Amory P. Walnwrlght & Co.. ,rer.erl
agfnrs, 7S Second avenue. Seattle. Wash.
The county assessor has the field
work on the assessment rvll co-iijvtl
ami he Is now with his assltiint. "0
Brown, at work nuking up the roll
books, which he ei'cts to o.m;:e
within the next nt'nth.
Bargains In new and second an1
wheels, fnm Jo up. New and rtrs--':a-wheels
kept for rent. Sole agents f r
the famous Rambler. R. pairs and ut
driea at lowest rate. iVlumMa E'.-c
trlcal & Repa.r Co . 53 Bend.
Charles H"!ms Is h.v!rg a saltan-
tlal addition made l. his home on Irving
i :ia r.rs i , -i in- . w
avenue. n,ar Eighteenth etr-vt. A rsn n
and kitch.Mi will Iv a.Med to the Iv.nl.lir-.i.
which, when flnlshe.1. will make it much
more complete and convenient.
Ioist evening at t.V o'c o. k a ftsherman
by the ram of I'eter IVt-r-cn 11 over,
board at the eleotrio jvw r house de k
a:vl came wltNn sn ace of going to the
Ixittora to stay. He was rescued by h:
ovmpahn as he was g-Hng djwn tne
last time.
The Hanson house on Tenth and Ex
chang streets, belonging to i . U rar
kr Is being lltte,! Willi a complete '
tern of plumbing to hot and cold water
pipes, buth room, washstands and toilet
room. W. J. Scully, the plumber. Is do
ing" the rk.
The Columbia Electrical & Repair com
pany are moving their headquarters to
their new building on Bond at reel. bv
tw-en Eleventh and Twelfth. They have
purchased the plant of the Columbia iron
works and will consolidate the machinery
with their own and will have a first- lass
plant. They expect to be ent.n ; moved
by the last of next week.
D. P. B-ll. who was killed In the train
wreck Sunday nicht. was formerly a r-sl-Ant
of .Vstoria. WhUe here he dn.ve
the Astoria steam laundry's "Viivery
wagon, and was well known around
town. About two years ago movl t
Portland, where he conducted a confet.
tion-ry store. On the day of the wrer-k
he was running an uv cfim statwl .n rlie
liagcage car in which place n- me: his
death.
The Annarin came In Monday ev-nirg
from a wvs-ks' cruise on rhe kiwr river.
Deputy Fish Cj.Timisslon'r l.owery r..
jrt that h- Jjun.l things in pretty good
fhape and triat '! fl.sprmen had In
nearly ry ca- taken out liren.-- in
complian-e with the law. Sne s-ft out
again ye-stenlay morr.mg aid it Is ex.
leote.l she will finish pa'Mlir.if and be
taken bick to Ralni-r in two or three
'lays more.
Mr. Percy H. Lev!n arrived In th- city
Sunday morning and last night a m '
ing of the joint committ- of the r.ava
res.-rves arid ihe A. F. C was h i! at the
armory to discuss the proIu-t!on f "The
White Squadron." The proposition m--with
much favor, and the rr.ar.u-' rip' of
the play has been sent for. I'pin its ar.
rival Mr. Levin will begin tru- wrk of
ttirur out parts and s'udyir.g the t,l"re.
and a cast organized for its product .on.
The clreuit court ronMnii-d its -s.
im yesterlay. As Attorney Ful'on was
-lle,l an-ciV from 'im eP V on l.tliTlrieSP.
, n , ,' -v, ., , ,
the ca'V of 0. vS in gate vs tre city of
Astoria was continued over until pxlay.
The Miow.ntr opIt wtre inad-: Klijah
c. Jeff-rs vs. William K. Adair ea al.,
allovvesl to P.le an .'.mend-d fjrnplalnt. C.
S. P.rown vs. Astoria Pa.king comiMtny.
oid"r for w,afiriiiai;oii of ta!. Fisher
Bros. vs. J. S. Dellltigi-r. settled and dis
missed. A letter was p-'-eived yesterday by
triemls in this c.ty telling of th- sa'
arrival at Hamburg on the s:( amer I'a
trui of Mr. and Mrs. Ir. Jiw-n, P;t
n.erly of mis city. Tlie I'-v.ei- t:n:-i that
th'-y htel a v-ry li-a.-ar.t tritj and that
the.r liby was the pet of the passengers
of 'lie ship who all wanted photos of
the child. Mr. and Mrs. Ja risen art- -n
route to Munich, !-; the do'-tor will
complete his ,ned,i.-al education and Mrs.
Jans:i will finish in music.
Chris Sorerit-on, a prominent dairyman
of Grays river, was in Astoria yesterday.
He reports that, the grading is complete
'd for the Sald-rn logging rillr..ad and
that track-laying !. tydng push'sl wltli
the utmost speed. It Is expected to have
the rood ready for operation by the 10th
..f July. Mr. Ion-n ion tat. that tne
Grays river p-ople are preparing for a
big. old-fashioned c-lebatlon on the
Fourth. A complete pPgnm f-'r the
mornlnt? Includes an oration by the best
speaker to be had, Ih being pr'par'-d and
an athletic pngr.-un wii! furnish diver,
sion for the afternoon. It Is expe'-ted
to make the b gs'-st celebration ever held
on Grays river.
Will Hckard. of Lewis and Clark-, a
member of the committee to solicit funds
for the grading of the Youngs bay road,
was in the dty yesterday making a r
port to the executive committee. He
stated that he had Juet returned from
Seaside, where JS6 waa subscribed for the
completion of the grading of the road,
and that the grading would be finished
by the neitt two weeks. Mr. Heckard
said that it waa probable that early In
July a road from Ingall'a place at the
Lewis and Clarke draw brlihte due west
to the beach, shout seven and a half
n.llea north of Seaside, would be bvnted.
and work commenced eooti after. It l
thotMtht a four per cent irrauV could Ih
establlshe,!. and hsd It not teen for the
twd weather, work wouM li"e Iwti com.
nternl K-fore this, us when completed
tly road will be a (treat accommodation
to farmers living In that scclKui.
The stat, normal school at Monmouth
announces a new department, that of
manual tratnlUK In addition (o the de
partment of last year. It h.is iK
adih-d to Its training department an ur.
irraded vhoH, to Kive practUv in the
work of th, country schools. The train,
tn department Is now perhaps the mo:
complete In the I'nlusl States. A now
build. tut offers increased facilities tor
work, and (he next ivr proline's to !
the N st the ih-hool has know n. The cats
Kurue shows a marked gain In attemun.-e
for the pmseiu year. The advertisement
appear In this l.sue.
(.1. Zelitlcr received a letter y ct, rl y
f'Mtn l.ievite M'U Hl"k,nann, telling ! the
,t..ilh of the Litter's father, Major Ktuten
llli-ktunn. t llerl hdors, tlermanv
M.i.ior Hiekman.'i na.t Hie father of the
laie Ta.ll lie kmsnn, of rhw vlty. sikHf
vSath while tlmlvr cruising In the south,
em IMrt of the county, was announced
sonv time airv It e.cns th'old gentli-.
nsin steadCy dtvllned after hearing of
tho de.ith f his son, and the uncertain
nuinmr In hlh he died. preed U',ion
his mind, that seeming to to tho leading
cause of hL dvcvane. w hich , ivurred on
May it. He was a retired major of the
lierman army and was po'tal d:re-lor of
his province nt the time of S!s d a:h
Ui-t evening two fishermen. It C.
llammon.1 afd Krnest JoIiiim n, utter
.... I
,
,.rMi-s a xuffl. l-tw .pwntity of tnK'..
f
-e .riarr.'l.ni', wero In doubt as
t" who was the twtter num. and uis.n a
suggestion from one of them, d.vlo.M t.. .
s.ttiv a a is jrari.ri.-i.miM;,, '" ' I
wre so n ngnunc lor nin.wr or-r '.
it.utd ;r.v.. '.: vv s-n Kleventh and
Tiv.-irth. I'.ef ir,, any particular damage
was done. iittKers Slnuott and Kimball
took theiii in chaige and as i no com.
::, l a.sst;y of the pair were 1 cents,
they vv.'i ret have a cnar.oe ti jump
t!n.r '.M.l and ar-- langui-hing In "i-'
eitv ;a:l. Tl-.ey will ls given a cii.i.'i.-e to
'Xpl.un tiioiu-elv es iii the poll ivar:
tli.s af t r:!Hn. A case v-f simple drunk
. , .... . .
'or tn;1' '
ie ;.-l .1 ie.,ll I an o. .. .. .s .
sum. I r.t.v untangtea ;.v .n.i. nine i"U;.n, ..n,.,,, u) i. ,..larg.. the govern.
giv .in .icc nint of himself.
The Itntish shin Purbridgo. Cap'. M
li.;ilan. arrived In Monday nignt
from Shanghai, anchoring off the tl - j
erme.t's oa". r. and .XiS'.-ls to go up th j
r;v. r in a f w days to l.dd gr im Cat1'.
.,... .V... Vl...u,.e .ff.... !
.xii i.t...iia.i . ' !
n-n n. kiii a jeu " ,
he thought to is' thos,- situat.si at in ;
mouth -f the Columbia nv r and started !
In. thinking that he had gor the huslmss
'down pretty fine to steer across t!w
Pacific and strike the Columbia the
first thing. Soon he w as un.lec, ived. a
th fog lifting a llrtle, he saw he wu ,
dangerously close to a sand spit an 1
put nis sn.p jsi
to
avoid going ashore. It being (..rays nar- ,
Ivor that he had s'ghted Instead of the,
entrance w trn t oiimiha. Kxuinig
his mistake, he sterd his ship south.
ami me same nr m ... ...
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' oiumoia. .xt .ae inn" ui i.iii'i.
la jghian'.s last fip. there was no Jetty
it i.ray's har'.xir a;'.d he very ii.itur.nly
took that place to Is. the Columbia, ther -ts.jng
a dense f'g at the time.
The .mimtin env-ft made in yesterday's
Atorl.in that '.! ll.i-alo mado the run
from I' rtia"'! . Astor.a riitrd.iy In I
hours. U mintit-s. thus Ix-atitut the
Te;.hore's r- ' jr.l by 11 minutes was
erroneous and n.i. leading ".n July 11.
hsT. the Telephone made the run from
Portland t her dock m tnis city
In four h eurs am! W minutes.
Tho Ha a'.o. Sunday. made th.
run from the steel lr..Ue to th- Clat.fp
mill in hours. ST minutes. The Has.
ssilo had the advantage of a fresn.t t"
pull for her. while the T.-l-phine mad
her run in the sumnfer. when tne river
was low. While the phenomena! run of
th- Haswilo excited much comment on
th,. wat-r front. man river men w.-re
dis)s)ss to doubt it. as she is tro short
for her ts-.,m and digs her n"se Into the
water tK muon
There is ti'J 'lJUbt that
:- Hassalo is f.trt. but It takes an
j tremeiy sfjeedy boat to take th record
. away fr,,m ht. M T-leph-ne.
j
1 T H K FmKT STKVBN9
WATKR I'l'.OPOSITION
City At: irn-y U- ides City Has No I-gal
I'.U-ht ro Kurr.l.-.h W.it-r Outslile the
'i:y Limits ?;r-Uil (,'immitte,.
Appoirit-1 to Vnf"r With
1'apta.n Holhrook.
The board of water commissioners held
a spe.ial me--ting yest-rday to consider
ttie pfijp-jtiiil'm of supplying water to the
1 government for Fort S evens
"
Thi first matter unbr oonslderatlon
was to wh-th-r the water commission,
under th- charter, had the b-gal right
V) lay pile, outside the city limits and fur
nish water to persons wd residents of
Astoria. At a previous meettnjt of the
board this qu'-stlon had been taken up
arnl th- el'y ati rn.-y was dlrestte.1 w
lnvetu;a'! the ;,:a phase of Xlu; prois-
si-tion. Mr. A!en at thw mwllng ul
mlttd his opinion, holding that the char.
er of Astoria would not j rmlt the board
of water commission- to furnish water
to parti-s outside the city limits. The fol
V.wirig N Mr. Allen's opinion In full:
A3T'rtI.. June i. JhSJ.-To the Hon
Astoria Water Commission Gentlemen!
In answer to your Inquiry as to the
pow'-r of the city of Astoria to construct
or extend water works beyond the c.ty
limits, I am taking Into consideration
th.. branch of the matter which a:pll-s to
the de-.ne of the government to obtain
water from the city, the furnishing of
which would necessitate) th'i extension of
a supply main outside of the llmtis of
the city of Astoria, to carry water to a
consumer. I 'have carefully examined
the chart 1 r provlslonH applicable to the
qi'sti.n and also the c In point
and I find that the law makes a distinc
tion between the two kinds of cai!"S, to
wit: Those In which It Is necessary to
construct works and lay pipes out aide th
limits of the Incorporation fir the pur'
P'rn of bringing water to oinsum'-ra and
to the reservoir Inside of the limits, and
those in which It Is desired as It 1 In
the case under consideration, to extend
mains to consumers outside the limits.
Our charter expressly provides that 'he
rommlswJon may acquire realty, conetrncf
ny and all necessary works In or out
tjt the city for the purpose of acquiring
a supply of water for the Inhabl bantu of
the dty, hut does not directly authorize
the construction or maintenance of mains
outside the city for the purposes of sap
plying water to consumers, non-reslI'mts
of the dty.
The charter does not prohibit the com.
mission from supplying water to a non-
resident of the city, who nviy tak liU
supply Inside the limits, It making n
difference what hi may do with the
water after he receives It. I ibut respect.
nKe authority hold to the same doctrine,
It la therefore my opinion that tlvcom.
mission, may extend U" mains to the
city limits, there put In a meter, Mr not,
as the commlsHlon nuy d. sliv. deliver
I lie water to thn govetnnient at that
point, ami the government, by lav dig tts
own plM fr'iit tho city limits to lis
fortltl. atlciis, may ttius a ninro from the
city of Astoria a supply of water.
I am of the opinion tluit the h'vo ar
raiigement will satisfy tho gvvermneut,
as It gencrnll.v prvfers :t construct H"
own wvuks In such a isi-e. and I Ihink
the coinmsslim can giant the prlvlbgc
to the gvivernineiit In the manner in.l.cai. i
e,l by my opinion without violation of tlie
lert. r or sirlt of the law.
III cousoiueiuv of Hie above opinion
from the city atU'tney the Nvarvl decldeil
to give up further consideration of
running a pipe line to Fort Stevens, hut
that If the government would lav a piv
lino frven th fort to the city limits at i
Smith's point the hoarvl would connect it
with the city main and supply the P'lt j
with w uter, provided a;i evjul'.able vvn.
tract wtild Ih made, v'apt.iln Itolhr.mk '
was pivwnt and siatevl that he was not i
In a vvs4tkii to male whether such an!
arrangement would ho satisfactory to the I
government, th, only thing he can do
is to get a proposition ftvn the city and i
submit It to the department. He said.
howvwr, tlsst prearatioiva were In'lng :
made to uccoinniodato two Ukiterus and '
If an adequate supply onild bo ob.amod ;
II was the lniontli to arrange for four '
batteries. This would mean, including
families of the men. alut 10 H'ple .
lie estimates the .ui.iiulfv ef water re-
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haltvrv. Tbe f,s-,l pits' Into Die h'tf city
-,...,. h, ;l .,, , .,,, , .
rervlr has a oa'.icitv
, , .
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,,..,.,, ;vw, lllt .,,,,. ,,,.k- rt.,s,;,ate
If ;h,, arrangement ciwitvmpl.ited Is mad
.,. k.1Iy , (l , ,ay A ,.,,
nuiin fr m the flst of I'.ond street to thr
bridge draw, alsut soi fist The P I"'
U now on hand and tt Is rstim.iml mat
t- lay and box tt wotiM o.-t no: ex-.-,s-,l
$.1','. A oonitniil-.' ."lisst.-'g o
innin:st r.ers rjinor-'. Tr i-ctuuvl an 1
It.-ovl'oy vv.is .i,'pour.,s! t as, ,-riiiiti if
right of way .viiid ..on-.-l from l:i.
taihv.iv co:np,riy to lay v p .- a.ong
the r.ulw.iv tn;i-. get e.tun.v.s of
-s-t of extending ttv -.,;, .,,'.,1 aU- make
r,.oom:il...".,l.l t loll f the prC- p T thom
no '.t for water. T'lev vv:',: r-': rt at
!' i ll m,vtin,' to ! i a .. in th,. tie.
futur .
OH. SIIAl'KS uF I N.1.1'. SAM
.bi Tii has numy pi
..nit
at.ir.j
f v IM-
that .ilways attract the .I'l.'ti ion
..,ri rt,i hll!, ,,,
pi.i.ly protn.n. nt
f-aturs that Impress visitors m 4 mar.
inr no; to th, cr-dii of the city. A"tor'.a
has two eyesorvs that h--a.l the list of
the lin'oitgnu us sights that gr.'.-t the
ey. of strangers visiting this c-ty. one
Is the block of ground ui'n which is
gathered the pondes, rip', collect k4t of
anthiue biirdings. cil I shisls. l.rok.'u
psnirds. and bri. kNits intertwined with
( jr srowlh f ,,,,, h..llf., ,,
s n (hi
house square, and is the proTty of
Clatsop C'Kiiity.
The other hloek
often taken hv "nr
k-ri)U, wnl, h ,
farm
friends when visiting A-torti fol
ia neglect. sl pi,.,'., of m adow laii'l. n-.
' iongs to the fnlted S at. government
and has located uimki I: the custom and
p,stol!l.v building V'-s.ei.l.iv Ast'.rl.uis
no. only s: rangers w re t'e.it.sl t the
nov. l sa.'ht of the v rnnieiu s.iiar" l...
ing mowed f,.r hay for a llv.-ry st.ii.le
Siiades of I'rirle Ham. who ever heard
of a outturn hou-e sij.wtr.. in imv 01 tier
place hut Astoria being tuTi.sl int., a
luiy farm and In no mtnity ouisi.t.- uf
som backwoiIs o.unty in l:ie S.vi!h
coiiid sin h a court house yard as Clatsop
ounty's Lie found. The pub!! square
ar.- usimlly the l-right is,ts thai ftr-t
afnii t the u'tentlon of striir.g.rs In vis
Itttig a tow n, and h - ii in on gun. I n
or New York, they are alnv-st inv una My
k 't clos-ly lrlnimd and th- l.rtt;!i"
vr.-ii of the grasj is sei fff with hand.
wire tr.s-s. shrulwi and b!Hmlng plants.
Aldearancm count for half the nicif-s
of mi liiilivlilual. a town r a isnmty and
people in m-iklng their estvnuiilon of the
standing of either are governed largely
B . h. tii.-r the l.mks ! tidy or slm.
i:!y. There are ex;-.-piions to all rub-s
and the Astorlan will s.iy on h-half of
the pM.pl, of Clatsop county and As
toria that the publf" squares of this city
ar- n'"t true. crH-rlons of the energy nf
.ur p.pe. Inn only indlcii- a tnought.
le.-s carelessness In their ciis'. Aetofla
Is no lotig-r u rural community nor a
llshllg Village, ,Jt s n"W one of the
Uv-, pri;rwlve idte of the northwHil
anl with this new life will come public
quare whos,, apisarancn will 6e a
credit to any American city and which
will b an object lesson and an Incentive
to private Individuals to Unmify their
yanls anl hom'S.
ASTOHIAS SI'LKNDIU 8CII' KIM.
Ho little has bssn smd In the elly papers
of the schools of Astoria, tha'. oiitslile
of lhe dlr'r-tly Intenssted, few of the
people of this plac. have any knowledge
as 10 what tho condition and utandlng if
thn el'y schools ar-. It Is a fai-t that
the citizens of Astoria should tie proud
'of, that the schools of no other city In
Oregon have a higher standing than d
those of this place. The primary scrioola
are as -rfe-t as talent and experience
can make th-m, while th hl.di scthool
course, which covers four yenrs. Is so
complete) that Its gradual-s are fully
eqiilpix-d for any vocation, unl'ss It be
for some prof'-psion requiring a technp al
training.
The subjoined slatlstc, furnished to
the Astorlan by Professor It. N. Wright,
principal of the high s'-hool, make a
splendid showing for the various nchoolJ
of the city. The gain 'n the enrollment
Indicates a very substantial growth of
population for the city, while the. Increane
In the average attendance Is a flattering
commendation of tho efllcl'-ney of trie
teachers.
There were r'glsterxl In the Astiria
schools the past year 12TS .ii.pils, an ln
creas! of IS over 1WI8. Tne number of
days' ait'-ndiinco was 170.1 - -,r i'Jfft nr. re
than In WK The p-r c nt .,f att'tidanoe
was 07.9 and the number nt oases, of tar.
dlnei-s Mr,. Tho average rurnbr to each
teacher was 44. The number In the high
school was 112. ur S1 more than In
Probably no schools on the coast have a
higher per'-entaKO of attendance or few r
cases of tardlns-ss than the Astoria
schfjols, which certainly reflects credit
upon our tenchlrwr force. The number
reglslere-l In Cno differr-n ; ik olg wa as
6,llow8: High school. U'i. M Clure, 625;
Adair, 'JX; Slilvdy, V,2; A: x-rbrook, SU.
Total, 1278.
SIX NEW DWELLINGS T i rlK BUILT.
The contracts were let yesterday by
M. DeLIn, the architect, who drew the
SPEGIAhS
1 iTViwm ?v a
sVVW ov W
Shanahan
p. ails for "lx new ,01 lutes erk iiwn
vvtii. h Is to Is co:iiiueiisi at on.v
I'll" tiii .s nt r-id aw.ird,sl was t r '.wo
co iig, for I : t oung. 10 Peero i .1 "ii
l-iioli.i'igo lii,-l near T-'nili. u.l)oiiing
the v'ougixgutl iial cintic tv The con.
(act f r '."iililii'g Hie two is'ttases was
award, l to Hlism Mul 'i for t-:-. Tn-
oiior Utter W.T, C '1 1' llllll-ll., ...
J .lacv; I'-"'. .' S.i.,1 and Johti
liiind.ui.i. .''. The ec. n,t ...iitract
.ls .r the ,-rectloll of four , ott-lges f"l
II Ikik. r to 1 1 is t. d on in.- cor
in r S'. vein imii h s'-i'i" an I I'tankloi
,1 v . mi.- Julius J .1 'oi's us g, 1 n the 1 a'.
:i i- w-'ik. S.imii.l W il. t Hi.' plum.,
lug. s-is mug and tlniitng and I! Ssihl
s.t.in t'l- ii'l-i-. te oc. I'lo; loll Ito- t.-
la! st 1 f !.. four lioii-.n wli.n is a.lv
for o. .-illMlli ) Will lie it li-ll,. over I''..
'0.
AH six 'f the Imllding al ' " '
Ill.slelll i-otlag' s having 1 veil .vliy-ll.
leli'S lll.il the Ilio-l r!4' t-lig h.i W.te
. 00 d ditre Th. wlil have n'li. rote
:i.l stone fimii'la'. i-tts. and t.-- Ii.ii.llltiis'i.
..I mi the w.iKs .mil llti.il wild ."in
!.:. water giis and electric avalein.
TIki pUins ir mi ,..l .y An lute, t I ,
I. I'm ln.H..ire that thev are 1, . l- .pilt
hnslsoni- In ,t-,-af an-v and lno will
tn a spleii.l d iiilsl.iioii lo the a ri'-nh
large li-t of tsuutlful re-t'li ti.ss tia.
ailurn this ulty
This work 14 I.ut the for-runii' r ef the
Imll.tlng liin tluit A.iorla Is to have
this s.ason and 1. anollwr pris.f of the
geiier.il pt..peru that this city Is now
enjoying.
TIIK ItoWlNii CI.I'II.
A larg- iiuiiiIh r of u.ng Wor ans met
in the l'ush cpii, rooms lustt night to
h rf.it the orgimai imi of a r owing club
'I're foi'.i-vliig dtt-cri vver- .1.- ted: I'res
i.l-nt 1-1 J. C.irr, llrsi nc..p'i .11 t.
Il.lwird N-T 01. s. 11ml vl. -ir'.id -nt J
M Hugh.-.. - r-ta'. I' II .Holey '1 tie
! ..r.l ,.f di e, -or. are; It 1; I'rnel. II
J When I y. J I. Griike C'oirlis M'own
an I W A. Sherman a' -l th- apta.n is
Johtl M Yolll'lf A commit!, e 10 col',-, t
the nctiUi-hip due- ei.. by th
rr -ini-o s was !i.jsi n ted u, fldlowst John
Young Judg Hugh, s and K I She.-
C II. SoV-V. Judge llllglle .III. I II W
I'..' rsoii w .. ppoltitisl a coruniil'ee im
is ns' it utii.ti rind !-v liss A commit lee
t , arriinge a m oilig'it --urslon for 'h-n-.ir
f itiir,. was a'. ih' -d i- folioa,:
I"".., ,nt Cirr. John .1 .ling ad Charles
Hrowu
T!i-I'lub st ir's nut w.ih v-rv fli'terlT g
pr.eqw'ts. th-r' vlng ti isiari.-r mem
ber". It Is the Intention to build a but.
him,-' on Y eings !my. at thr terminus
1 f h. bl.-v-le iarh. wh-i.. a gyninnsium
will Inter be cx'ahllshcd ami arrnng'.
m.-tils made for swimming and all kinds
Hf aquatic .porls 'Ph.. club is nn or
g.,n rat! -ti which Is .e-tving or lh- best
lo-lp which Aelorl ins an give and -v.rv.
Itlilig -:Sle .1. edd don.- to en-
iiourag- lis promotion.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. and Mrs. IV J. C:irny we
for'.
iiind visitors M in. lay.
Matt Kb rman. who owns the wreiked
is It 1 1 Gbnmorag was In town yesterday.
J. ('. Swop", the palnnr. r"tiinis Mor.
d.iv night from a business trip to port
land G. A. I:irrah, the own-r of a Mm- farm
on Grays river, was uu Astoria visitor
yesterday.
I"rs Wult'-rs. (he well known shoe
tmin. n-rurni-d Monday evening from a
business trip to Portland
William Hallls, a m-mb'-r nf Hie w.-
known Ann of Its-no A llalils. of port
land, was In Astoria, yesterday.
W W. Itbl'-hfilar, superintendent of
Rlmori's cannery, was doing businers in
Portland the first of the ws-k.
Mljs Maggie lllgglns. retiinied Monday
'Vetting from Portland, where she Jina
sis-nt the paet f 'W week", vlsl'ing witn
ftl. nds.
Mist Mabel McGiilpi., of Heaslile, passed
rhiough the city y(erday en rout,? for
lirooklleld, where she will be Hie guest
of friend for some time.
A S 1 1 A K IC H I ' M A Tt I A N LIHCOVK.RY.
Tho mwl scholarly men of the world
have devoted yeara t) the study of one
of Shakespeare' greatest creations.
Hamlet has bes-m dliwtussed by the ablest
mind of all countries. What his mnl
ndy was, bus vexed more than "no scien.
liflc brain. It remains) for America and
the producers of Ameri'a's greatest rem.
,s)yHotttetUrr' Stomach lilMers to
make, tho dls:f)vcry. Nothing ailed Ham
let but Indigestion, which upset his liver,
lolliiied his blood and made him nervous.
If It had been possible for Hamlet to
have had Hostetter's Htemach Bitters he
would have been a different Character.
It makes and keepB stomachs strong, and
with hearty digestion and pure bhjod no
dlK'stise Is possible. It Is for both men
ard women. All druggists Hell tt.
PKOPOHALH WANTED.
Wanted Hide for tearing down, remov-
Irat Ohe material, and rebuilding a school
house In the John Hay district. Address
John Lewis, clerk, Astoria.
The most unsuccessful business men
are the ones who are always the hardest
In their relation with unsuccessful ones,
FOR THE
W'o Iiiivp tlio Impost lint' of
aiiilitt 1 1 to lowest j't ii'i'M.
tllWI.H OVICWALI.H
Made ef title Twill 1 i 11 1 1 It , bllle Willi
nlilie thrwd, large pearl l.iu ns; Just
ili tlili g for lhi Iksi Ii, MVn washing,
price p. r pair too
1 Illl.MtKN'H ItK.M'H HTIH; threa
ei'.s, h.s, sisvtle slid stiovel; gviod
tu.e site, per set 1 Co
HOY'S (Vi:ilI.M, mado of go,l
tnllle,! denim, copper rlvlted, paion:
snap fu. lotmig ; our lsys will waul a
isiir, pi Ice per iair tf.o
I.AIMKS' IH'HIU'.U HATIIINM fAIH;
warranted w a'erjr f ; ach NHt
The chi.ipest plac III tho elly to liy
T. leacope Hasketa and maps.
mm
. .iws-y il
av
.nr.
R. L. Boyle & Co
LLcticl.tiK Rent Bntntc Denier of
ASTORIA, OREGON
Write for Iiifunniition ami l'uiiittlt.
I ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY!
Tclepliont No U
i HnrllAC rtnlu tfiA PfinirAct Mpitc
S IIWUWIVvJ VII1J UV VIIUlVVvJI 1'tVUIvJ
4S Caiifll HI., atil I'alas Uttiaatai-I. i
AW.W.vAWWAW.W'.W..
"Russell" Automatic Engine
. I S
Writtt for ('iitiiloijiH s of
A. II. AVKKIIX,
Manager.
Pacific NavigationCompany
HTKAMKHH
R. P. Blmore
W. II. HiirrlHori
OAHIHALDI
HAY
(Vmnivcting at Astnriu with the
San Francisco, I'lirtlniiil ami all
Kor rates ap;ily I i
COHS ACO., Ak-etite,
TILLAMOOK. Ore.
.iVyTVVrV.MMr
Astoria's LcacHtiK Hotel
Mcglcr & Wright, Props.
SAINT PAUL
M Al MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
ill I
HT. 1'AUL, MINN
(.'apitul . ...
Reserve for Unearned Premium
Reserve for all Other Liabilities
Net Surplus over all Liabilities
Total Asset
PACIFIC DEPARTHENT.
CHARLES CHRIBTEN8EN, Manager.
B. OOODWIN, Assistant Manager.
317 California St., 8. F Cal,
BEAGfll
Hiiinnipr gomNin tlierity
Bros.
A Dninty. Tender
Utile Knot.
thai wants 'L and roin
furi. will louk oa trim and
neat III olio of our ripil alt
oxfmd t lea as It Is p..he
v.. 1 get ciiiiifuri, iiyls and
b'suiv In our rual or i1u'-
fc.i.a kid Ilea Tttry ar th"
l;.u -Ivimrit and bil that w
h.tvo )"t p a fd before our
p t -1 - 1
TUB IIYIK 11IVB.
r.:!.r riiiiiiifit iul Streol
Kniiu! toilers, Saw Mills.
Ul'SSKLL V CO.,
I'ortlaiul, Oitkoii.
ONLY IHHKCT I-INK
AHTOItIA to
TILLAMOOK
CITY
HOUHONVII-LK
Ortyua lUilroad Jt Nvlittlon Co. for
ixjlnta east. For frei(lit and iiaasen.
Hnntucl Blmore Co.
Weneral Agents, AHTOHIA, ORE.
Orvgon lUilroad Navigation Co.,
VOHTLAND, Ore.
JAN. it, i8y(.
$ 500,000.00
1,016,407.87
222,691.07
781,888.78
$2,523,87.72
Antorla, OrcKuik
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO, Agents
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