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SEES 1T.

EsoTERIC CHRISTIANITY; OR. THE LESSER
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xi John Lane.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-06

Inc county court, being detained at
Hillsboro by the illness Of one " his
children He IL expected - be pres
ent at the meeting today.
Robert Louden. Of Fern Hlll, az John
Day IL now officially known, was IN
town yesterday. Mr. LDuden IL inter-
esied In the proposed change for the
school diStrict In his precinct and
conferred with County Jn4ge Gray
and School Superintendent Lyman re-
garding the matter.
y, -. Sigler formerly Of the Multi
a0mah Box Manufacturing Company,
but now secretary Of the slgier MIL
Ing Company. II In the city. on busi-
ness connected with Ms firm. He will
return ho;ne this evening Air. slgler
Is one Of the Nultnomah Clubs crack
bOwlers and gave an exhibition Of his
prowess at the Commercial club last
evening
F. f. Deyo. the Eastern representa-
live Of the Occidental & ri Rey OIL
Company. u Kern County. Cal. and
his friend. ]. 7. Watts, Of Pekin, H..
who have been the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. o. Barnes FOR the past week
left last evening for the East. Mr..
Watts Ia one Of the inc0rpOsators Of
the 100 OIL Company. which owns
about 5000 acres Of proven oii land in
California
Charles A. Payne, business manager
OF the Chinook Observer, was in town
yesterday. Mr. Payne has just been
appointed 20 a place on the Wash
ngton board Of pilot commissioners
to assume office about the middle OF
February He has been Il resident
Of Washington ever since the British
ship Strathhlanc was wrecked on
bleak North Beach. having been a
petty officer on the Inflated vessel.
Being a printer. Mr.. Payne secured
employment. and has, through perse-
yerence. become prominent In South
western Washington. His business as
sociate. George Hilbert, Is a noted
manipulator. and doubtless had much
to do with Mr.. Paynss appointment
by Governor Mcbride.
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and sanitary disposition Of tho city
garbage. begs leave 10 report as FOL
lows; W. have considered The propo-
mtion and think thai euch method VI
arousing the attention Of the ciilzens
Of the city Of Astoria 10 the great
danger with which they are constantly
meBacad would b. productive OF good
results. We therefore recommend that.
at date - be selected the WomanE
club b. invited tD meet with Us In
general public meeting, and that
suitable speakers be- gecured 10 pre-
sent the subject Of city sanitation and
other relative subjects. that suitable
special committee be- appointed by the
president tJr tho purpOse OF carrying
Out the recommendations embodied In
This report The report " signed by
Dr. H. l. ilcLdersou. Dr. +. l. Ball.
Dr j. :. Bishop and Dr. II. j.
pnkinglon. President Cariiahan win
today name the committee 10 which
viii b. lef ,he mAltrr ~ selecting
the date Tor tn meeting and the ro-
gram to be carried out
The matter Of the construction OF u
road 10 connect Astoria with the rich
Tillamook country was discussed at
length at last nights meeting OF the
Push Club. About two years ago the
people OF r!llamook county made over
lures to local officials for road. agree
Ing 10 build to their county line II
tlatsUp would do likewise Nothing
ever came Of thr suggestion. Now,
however. the matter is 20 be taken
up by the Push club. and President
NarnahaI, Secretary Lyman and the
members of the roads committee have
been instructed 10 communicate with
,he county court and determine wheth-
er or not that body viii assist In the
projected improvement An excellent
road could be- built at slight expense,
u Was pointed out. and the building
'f a. good highway would promote a
friendly feeling that would result in
great benefit 10 Astoria merchants
The Push club win take up the mat
ter with lts usual vim. and expects to
be- successful In lts effort to secure
the road. Further action will be tax
,n a. the next meeting, after the
tlatspp county court and the leading
ciuzeus OF TilamVok have been com
municalcd with The park PROPOSE
iion also occupied considerable time
Of the club last Night The club will
make a paymcn, on the land in April,
az which time II will have paid for
one half u the property. Mr.. shive-
~, nov Il resident OF Portland. will
be asked 10 issue TO the park ,rus-
iecs of the club a deed for One-half
ot the land 30 that. should the club
be unable 10 meet future payments.
the $3.50 paid In viii not be lost. Il
Is understood MIR Shiyely viii grant
the request Arrangements Tor pur.
chase OF the other onehalf OF the land
All be left OF course. to the park
commissioners recently appointed by
Judge Mcbride. Two Of the Push Club
park trustees. Harrison l.. Hamblet
and W L Robb are no longer mem
brrs of the club, and new members
viii b. appointed Il 1t is found expe-
dent 10 10 SO. The following new
were admitted last evening:
l. g. kinney Peter Jordan. W c. A.
Pohi, X 9. +. Astbury. Dr. Alfred
kinney ana Granville Reed.
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Personal MENTION

John d. McGowan is in the city.
David Hood went to Portland last
night
T. IL, campbell. OF chicago, is a
visitor in The city.
Frank b. Leach. OF Seattle. was in
the city yesterday.
Editor HILBERT, u the Observer, was
over from Chinook yesterday.
W Hvarn registered at the occi-
dent yesterday from Portland.
\. L. Heath and W, a. Graham were
in town from IlwRco yesterday,
H. r. Prael Went to Rainier last
night to look after his interests there
John d. MCGOWAN came over from
McGowan yesterday, for a short visit
Mr., Staples. Tucker Greek logger,
was In che city yesterday, on bust
ness.
+, A. Hazeltine, editor OF the South
Bend Journal, was visitor In the city
yesterday.
J, NJ. Turney, Of Flavel. was in the
city yesterday. looking after some
business matters,
Thomas E, Fleming. OF New York.
arrived in the city yesterday and reg
iStered at the oocident.
Major {, r. Cramer, who is look
! ing after government improvements in
Oregon, was down from Salem yester-
day.
Mrs, II. d. Scheiber and Miss Myr-
tie McNutt, of Long Beach, were in
the city yesterday. guests at the oc.
| cident.
Mrs. Arthur Leberman was a pas.
senger for Portland last evening
While Ia the metropolis she will con.
suit an occulist.
c. Henri Liable, French consular
agent at Portland, arrived in the city
last night, He will be present at the
sale of the Henrlette.
Captain Billy Patterson, once the
apple of the O. r. & N. Co.'S eye. hut
now an ordinary river pMVt, was II
the city yesterday.
j, L. Leroy of the Bohemia min
ing district. is looking after business
interests in Astoria Mr., Leroy waS
formerly a resident of nwaco, where
he has many friends,
Captain ], c. Roberts, of Portland
arrived in the city on last night!
train, He win make bid today foi
the French bark Henri.ette. which Il
to he sold at auction.
County Commissioner Peterson diC
not attend the first days session o
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NOTICE!

The French bark Henriette together
with her cargo OF Redwood lumber
will te sold at the office OF p. L. Cher
ry on Bond street. at pm. Of the
9Th inst Terms Of sale VIII b. given
out by the auctioneer
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Unhl We showed what a republic
can do In the way OF oppression, the
Danish West indies would hardly
have declined an Invitation TO slide
down our cellar dOor,--chicago Jour
nal.
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American mlIlionalres who 30 to
Monte Carlo may hereafter be re-
quested by the management 10 bring
their purses only and leave their card
cases at Washington Star.
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Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes
the cause. r. W. Groves signature
on every box. Price 2j cents.
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The naval court Of inquiry may in
Quire as much as they please. but the
court OF public opinion is also part Of
the cheese.
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The Morning AStOrian
rIlE WEI TIER.
TELEPHONE esi.

PORTLAND. Feb h-.wrs,rrn ore
sun aud Western Washington occaH'
ional rain En tern Oregon Eastern
Washington an ldahu light rain
ly Wtnds
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A wholesome and substantial meal
ran be had for IS cents at s12 Com
merciai street. The Rising Sun Res
taurant.
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FOR RENT.

A hve.r room cottage; all modern
conveniences; steam heat. Inquire.
W. l.. TRULLINGER.
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Various European nations are just
beginning To realize how very friendly
they were TO us during the spanish
American war.-saIt Lake TIablne.
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An interesting statement has just
been made public at the customs
house. covering shipping statistics for
the year 1901 Exports for the Il
months reached SlL5s62SO, The wheat
shipments were lS,76O,555 bushels,
worth SS,2SI26S; flour, 599,5l2 barrels,
worth Sl.OS6Sl5. and sundry shipments
to the value of $L665,lii. The num-
Der Of vessels entered by nauonalities
follows; British iOi; American 0or-
eignl, 8; American (coastingl. S2l;
French, 81; German, SO; Norwegian,
ls; Dutch, /; Austrian .; Danish, l.
Swedish. l; italian, l, The total tom
mage entered was 6l0Ss9, American
vessels. steam and asair entering coast
wise numbered S24, OF e6i5t2S TONS
while the number of foreign vessels
entering coastwlse, steam and sail
was SO, with a tonnage OF 9i,iS2 Ex-
ports from Astoria were valued at
ll67OSI, Rs follows Wheat, ls4,529
bushels, Suisse: barley, 2S,9SS bushels
$1,000; flour, 6lOI barrels, worth U.s.
Sl4; lumber, SSSIOOO feet, worth SS1-
SSs; pllIng, 7SSOOO feet worth SO!S;
picked salmon, lO5,lS5 pounds, worth
$l7. 500 machinery 1876 sundrles'
5000. -
Thus far the efforts OF the Woman's
Club to make Astoria cleaner city
have received much encouragement,
and the Push Club never-fail spirit
has now been injected into the moves
ment At last nights meeting of the
club the following self-explanatory
report was adopted: Your committee
on health and sanitation, to which
was referred the matter of lnviang
the Woman's Club to meet with this
association at some early date to con-
slider the subject of street cleaning
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Try our mild cured Eastern hams
aud bacon and you win surely be
pleased johnson Bros.
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HERE ARE THE PRICES
NoTICEl

Fine steel ranges, complete and
warranted ............... S22 and 82s
Air-tight Heaters from ....... S1s5 uD
Stylish and comfortable rock
ers at ....................$ Sis to sac
Elegant Oak Sldeboard ..... S1e5e
Fine Mantel Beds ......... Geo
Oak Chlffonier ................s I1
Oak Extension table feet only $5.ee
Ash Bedroom Suites ........ 1An
I Thirty-pound Hair Mattress -. 1850
Anoleum. Window Shades. Chairs,
Tables, Dishes. Carpets. Rugs, DESKS,
everything for the house at prices
never before offered IN Astoria.
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS
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JUST IN
lloinzs Indm Relish IIenH's Prepared Mus
tOrd llciuzs Chow Chow Pickles, lleinzs Pep.
per Sauce Helms Apple Butter aud Helms
Baked lcans with Tomato snuco Fresh aud
good
ROSS, HIGGINS & co
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An entcrprtslng firm OF New YORK
architects have just written Postmas-
ter Reed. asking that ne send a list
OF names OF persons who expect TO
build in this city The firm IS anx-
ious To prepare plans and spec, Yea
tons. The request vas referred 70
the Push club. and Il net the cold
cruel fate that usually overtakes re
quests Of thc kind The city council
has taken similar action ON the request
Of Dr. Emil Dorm. of Chicago. who
asked that an ordinance be passed
giving him telephone franchise He
submitted the ordinance, The doctor
seems 10 be an energetic sort of fel-
low, as he has sent similar ordinances
to many other Northwest cities, The
doctor and the New York architects
have been put In u class by them
selves and tSbooed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-06

Members ~ the W, g. r. T., viii
plraAr rvmcmbcr that today ends the
'unicst and Ia bring In hnSl re.
ports
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Gateway tent II MaecabroH viii meet
at ilahthom htl this evening
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niih
The funeral of the late Mrs John
SON ~ Younw River viii take place
Friday
rry our mild cured Eastern hams
aud bacon ana you win surely be
pleased johnson Bros.
Members ~ the W G. r. T., viii
plraHr rvmcmbcr that today ends the
"cunlcst" and 10 bring In hnul re.
ports
OWING 10 STREET oBsTRuC-
TioN &. II COOPER WILL CON.
TINuE his SALE FOR ONE WEEK
LONGER,
Headquarters for masquerade suits
and masks at Crohn's Department
Hore. The Wonder" next to shana.
hans s,orr J Strauss. manager.
Roalyn coal lasts longer. IL cleaner
.nd makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney rucs than any other. George
W Sanborn agent. telephone 1871.
John 4. Montgomery. at No. is5 Bond
street doea all kinds OF Timing. plumb
Ing guH and steam ntting promptly
and sklllmlly and at very moderate
prices.
A capable Woman competent nurse.
and two daughters. aged II and 10
ARE aesir1us ~ securing respectable
work ~ any kind. a, low wages or for
board Apply o. Mrs crssh,on the
As,or House
itcI,h Il Wilson the dlkng uontrac-
tors across the lay nave procured a
donkey engine for the purpose " MI.
ing sluughH The late cold spell has
grvatly impcird the work. yet the, dlk.
crH expect TO finish operations within
the specified time
The funeral or the late Mrs Sauicr
was held yesterday morning from the
rrnidcncc uf William Bpck. AZ the cor.
Rcr " Seventeenth and Franklin ave
nur The services Wcrc conducted by
Rev Finkr uf the German Lutheran
church, ant wrrr largely attended Tho
lnlrrunnt VAS IA ocean View GENE
terry
We carry many kinds ~ Schlnngs
Beet Roasted Conccs. We have their
Central American and Hawaiian blend
Their combination blend " Java and
Hawaiian. Their Mocha and Java
blend. and many Others too numerous
to mention, Try this coffee. We Will
gladly refund your money II the goods
do not give entire satisfaction. John
son nros
II Is a common saying that salt is
salt'-mcAning that any salt Is good
enough for ordinary use, We assert
thu contrary Much salt Is impure
II contains more or less dirt. and Is
made by methods which render clean
illness Impossible, Worcester salt is
made In such way that Il is Inn
possible for II to be unclean or i'm
purr. while best OF all, we sell II TO
families at about the sam" price as
any other. aud as II Is stronger than
other kinds, II is really more econom-
teal johnson Bros.
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Possibly Mareoni's hancce feared to
take chances on lipless klssea Or
armless hugs.--Chicago Tribune.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-06

The lighthouse tender cOlumbne has
taken on board bell buoy % mark
the south entrance to the Columbia
river Except during thr prevalence
of southwest gales. the south en-.
trance II now used almost exclusively
by the pilots Captain Hicharda"n. Of
the Coumhlnc. has received inH,ruc-
tlona 10 replace all the buoys at the
rlNrr,a mouth.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-06

The funeral Of the late Mrs. John.
SON ~ YnunE River viii take place
Friday
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-06

The llrIsh snip lrby. wheat laden
fur Europe. arrived down from Port.
land yesterday
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japanese Eoods OF all kinds. cheap at
N" Yokohama nasaar. ess Commercial
attott.
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AROUND TOWN.

Gateway tent II Marrabcca viii meet
at ilanthon hail this evening
Can Main tsl for your coal require.
meats orders promptly nilcd
Cali a. the oreideut barber shop for
up.Is.aals work Three nrat-olaAs bar.
bsrs
Jspanrsc goods OF all kinds cheap at
N" Yokohama nasaar ess Commercial
s,iooL
TyteNritinE done ~ reasonable
rates. composition . speciality, W, &,
bishop. Central Hotel Commercial st.
The llrlrish ship lrby. wheat mdcn.
fur Europe. arrived down from Port
hand yesterday.
II yeu want AsK wood. slab wood or
stAsr nrewoed telephone Kelly. the
transfer mHA, 'Phone aaii black
The German bark bertha. wheat 10.
drn for Europe arrived from Port
land yesterday
{, ". cOoPERs ANNUAL CLEAR.
ANCE SALE WILL POSITIVELY
CLOSE ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY
VrH.
Tho STEAMER South Portland arrived
yesterday from San Francisco and left
NJ the river.
Are ysu fond Of Vegetables. Il 80.
calf and lot us tell you about preferred
stock the best 10 Ne had In tins -
johnson HrOa
Fur aals.~-ons Jersey COW tdry) or
would exchange for . good new mich
COW Addrvas or apply TO samuel ~.
mere
lot CAlmorv's logging camp at chad
NFll NAAA b'FH AhhA AhNh hAtNhA Wv
past week owing 10 broken cap.
a,an. but operations will b. resumed
IN a few days
Another ahlpment of cheese sand.
Wiches. Virginia biscuits. Athena, RA'
moua and champagne waters jus, In
johnson Bros
PatroRife homo Industry by smoking |
the Pride u Astoria cigars; anest |
made Manufactured by MaoFarlane
4 Knobei.
Police Judge Nelson yesterday turn.
od over to the city treasurer the sum
% NsS being the amount collected
IN fncs and forfeitureH for tho month
~ January,
TIE LAST WEEK OF C. u, cooP.
BRa ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
WILL WIND UP ON SATURDAY
HvRNING. FEBRUARY g.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-06

The schooner Volantc arrived yes
ierday from San Francisco. after a
very rough trip While crossing In
nhe WAS repeatedly swept BY heavy
seas. Captain HalvDrsen reports that
he sighted fyc ships IN the otiing all
inward bound one OF the vessels h.
reported 10 be the big German ship
llarmbrk. % days from Hamburg
She has u general cargo
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-06

TyrewritinE done At reasonable
rates. composition q speciality, W, {,
bishop. Central Hotel. Commercial st.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-06

can Main c. for your coal require
meats orders promptly nlled.