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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-06-14

spending aiew days on the farm this
week.
We az sorry . say the senator l
gone4
Messrs Barnett and Heflefnses
were fishing Saturday night.
Clarence Trattles is spending this
week near Westport.
Pole Jaraine was enjoying himself
all alone Sunday going to south
Ashley.
Mrs. g. s. Mcurry and daughters
drove 10 Sank Centre on Wednesday.
Wm Mickey and Irving Carpenter
have returned from North Da'soss.
Ben looege drove to Sank Centre
Thursday afternoon.
Uncle AA IS busy herding astle
now days
soy Jaeaine wgs seen Sank
Centre on Wednesday.
James Kane called at sauk enae
on "Wednesday.
Fred isurreil transaossl l,tl ness in
Sauk Gentre 81 Rgednesc
Theodore ana annle schgnitz
visited with Frank 0pitz and .fainily !,
sunday afternoon.
John and lizzie sullivan we're out
riding SUNDAY afternoon. Low was
Che roads, 5ohn2
Mr. Riley Ward Who went to-
Seattle, Washington, lass Eail, will
refaa1 to his bone sometime this
month. Roy lloplSin VIII accompany
him and viii visit IN this vicinity
during the summer.
Joseph 0fbeck OF West Union, and
Josegh Nless OF this vicinity, visited
with Theodore Titzke's family Sum
day evening.
Misses Lizzie and Rosa Uphus and
Marie ikelteman visited with Mrs.
Joha Koncs$k, friday evening.
Mr. ard Hrs. Ed Nieboueir and Mr..
aud mrs. anton Bentiield visited
WithG. Uphns anu family, Sunday.
Ignatious Konczak OF 0sakis. called
on his brother, John Konczak, in this
vicinity, Sunday afternoon,
Some Of the North ASHLEY foIss ST.
tended the dance III South Ashley
that was given by Nj; a. Wellrhaitnl
on Friday evening.
Anton Dooge called a. Mr.. Mcurty
place on SATURDAY afternoon.
Ed. Miadlestedt drove to saakI
ccntre Wednesday.
VIM, Hunter transacted business
in West Union Friday
The Silver areek girls seem TO be sol
ggiet since Joseph Raddefulas her has
gone,to North Dakota. jos had better
come back.
- AiAs s7s41sff ~ sNseo = S<si l1Jtf9C OaStN
.iltng Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Chas. Winege called at Frank
Doege's place Friday afternoon
What Is the matter With South
Asnley? We Sior't bear from item a,
nsore.
Air. and sirs Wbiscomb visited
With Mrs. r Ward, sgnday afteFnepu. |
The heavy rams on Sunday and
Monday washed out grades and
bridges Il was difficult fgr the mail
carrier to travel through this vicinity
lass week
Joseph Wiess called on Ben DoegeI
Saturday forenoon.
Henry Upllns and Albert Daege
saaied az ar. sclnnisz's place H'fistt..5y,
syeaing
Jehn 3. sehrnitz fFensf, Grey Ess5l
Saturday morning
Geo. Doeae vas wargItlg fer sIgs.l
8 Wargion sFiaag
YIN Mickey, Ben aslli srlt5is f3s3s
satled on Fraai 'elsoaos sVeslns
evening
Hello, Kandota, what s. the sasftgsg2
We don't hear from Cs,eis sglss ore.
lsss US hear some nlore q tlps ms
II you want to read The slt II ssalls
Centre subscribe sor The ssa Centre
IcraId.
weother
Kandota
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-06-14
johnson faGi res

johnson familses
Carr Eriiksaa came down from
lSiawa on Tuesday of this week.
8lr and Mrs. sf. maitland spen.
Sunday q glao14 .tl r. and Mrs.
Foss.
News Il 81 aowaaavs
Roses sre Well Csr, izaows the
rest Don't ga
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-06-14
First Publication. May eth.
f0T Fearing o. Petition for Probate
Of Vg!iI.
lEasaee Of SCI, ] lynan.

Isl ST., OF MtsNas9TA. -
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-06-14
FRS; pneiicalton, Jnne IstR
Order Limiting TIME TO File CLAIMS,
and for Hearing Thereon.
CS;ntc1af IYiilias. 3 p,.rl.it-sl,rl -.

TATE OF NfsN Est} n,
smgsy 0f Steafps.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
UN T|PO ORIGINAL
En- Paris. - Description de
un oronista. hon.
bre de los gorriones.
SU TAREA DIARIA
Como el gobisrno de Huot
con los republicanos. re-
parte sus miguitas.

Hay On Paris IN slpo original. Es
IN hombre de I'd I'd m 'durs, consp
rier cias de militsr retirado 8 dc anti
quo funcionsrio que vive On pax con
% modssta iubilsci6n. y euyo airs.
entire grave y bonaeh6n, ls eonquissA
dssds lusgo todas laa 4impatfas.
Il shombre dc los gorrionsas. 90
mo 10 llaman ca Paris, prsaentass
diariamente On los isrdinea do las
Tallerfas. con los holailloa repletos do
pan, y do aus amenas represents clio.
nes ante I'M npmaroso r6blieo one no
10 escasea les dem 7straeiones Dc
aplauao y dc aomplasensis. No bien
hacs su aparision, euando do sodos
los macizos, de t9dos los setos, dc
todos los Arbolss que 90 eneuentran 4
unos ciensos dc metros q 10 redonda,
brotan nubes do gorriopes que 10 aas.
dian con au piar, sus saltos y sus
revoloteos.
III Aombre, con un J & lido m1vl
miento, parts una miguisa do pan V Ii
lsvanta On el extreme do los dsdos. or
donds vlene o poaarse IN gorri6n,
que On IN aantiam6n 90 epgulle el ra
gallo. Ora miguits, y merierda otrc
gorri6n; Of van delflando todos
ain que ninguno 90 quede ain golosins
A eada gorrl6n ha puesto un nom
bre, 81 los deaconl GO { todos, v 10,
psisrilIoa responder & au rsspeetivs
dc nomination. e,Vsmos Zapador h.
y I'm gorrion 10 salta al hombro. xlA
yer ai tsnels iuiclos!. y rsatab ablees Ii
eonsordia entire unos cuantos alsdo,
reaidores. III sAmsricAncs, llsno ds
cot thsrzi. inatalaRe sobre el puiio d,
sa prosscsor, y lusgo 10 resmpl az,
<Gabriels. Uao do loA gorriones Q,
inssrpelado en- italiano; <lMto cArs
GAfibaldis! -dics oil encantAdor,-y o,
assIca sl valiente y avenlursro psis
rlllo' A GIRO 10 hAbla On irRle.
ISIS 'me brAsds (un poso de pap)
visns con el pieo abirso el ma x,nob.
do los gorritnes.s
E'sa 90 una de los mushas clase
qua exlssen de are0pdQtSna0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
'ESCUADRA JAPOHESA
Oatos de "El Correo saigo-
nes". .-Permanencia de 10
Escuadra en- AMMAN. !.
kAMINURA
La vlspera del IA de Julio.
De Comandante 4 Co.
mandante.

El Correo Soigonfs puhlies los d.
toa siguientes, relaslves q 10 rscisnte
parmaneneis de 10 eaeuadra iaponeaa
% las sossas de Amman (Indo c h. No
franeesa:)
sDurante tod sl eracsro do los
isponsses. los torpedsros y los avisos
do 10 defensa m6vll do nueatra easua.
dra no deiaron dc sstsr. do esrea 8 do
lsjos, On eoEtacso con sllos. Cnando
sl <Nousqusts y los cuatro torpsdaros
penetfaron On 10 bahia do Can Rihn
encontraron On ella suatro erussros
do guerra iaponsaes, llsgados horas
antes y andados On una dc lss nums'
rosas bahiss interiorss.
<El <Aoaqusts abord6 inmsdiata-
mente al sItst k aahima,s > bAtisndo al
pabellon del almirants KAmimura. ri
, eapltan do ffagAta do 10 Roehs Ks-
randraon. comandante do 10 fotilla
do defenas, suhi6 bordo, On donds
permansei6 etrca do dies minatoa.
<Oomo era vfspsra del IA Do ia.
iio, el somandante ffanesz hixo obssr'
var al almirants ispones que 81 per
msnsefa On 10 bahia, dsbia al dia d.
guisnte empavessr On honor de ID
fiesta naoional franessa. I'll almiran'
10 KAminura eostssl6 que ibs & partir
porQue su inssnsi6n no era permane'
Ger % 10 bahia de OAn Rshu. In efsa'
TO, hacia los sells de IL larde, 10 co.
euadra salfs do 10 bahia y tomaha
rumho norte.
<Los cuatro aeoraxadoa iaponeses
psuettaron tAmbien en- 10 bahia do
Along, psro allf tambl6n snsontraron
torpederos que los espsrabAn. Aban'
donaron snt6nce' !aueat:a as costaa, para
eontinuar au ruta haeia al norts. re-
hRciendo All desde Sir gapur, sl CO
nino recorrido por 10 easuadra ruaa
antea de 10 bAtall& do Taah MAJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
De cU[PPQ ENTERO
Un juez republicano, como
hay muchos, csldo dc gu
pedestal.
SU !USTICIA
Don Angel M Rodriguez es
su nc mbre. .-Cayey esta
de plaeemes.
sU JusTICIA

No nos tfs,imoa al actual Juez
republicano don Manuel Glnorio, que
ha dado aiemqre pruebss de eiereer
su cargo & impsrs'r justicia con i'm
pareialidad, sin 6iarse oil condsnar q
un suieto si ests pertenecs & tal 6 eual
partido, siro en- o. hs6 no dslir guido.
No rtterimos oil tristsmente. eels.
brs Angel M Rodriguez. que llevAdo
dc au misma iguorausis, y aaesorado
quixas por personals de POGO escr6
pulo, eomsti6 muchos, pero muehos
dssscisrtos, impropioa de aquel que
siens que irxgAr las fsltas que sasp
bsio 10 aesion del C6digo Penal.
Por ESQ 10 lieeraeia do sae fan
cionario Inc sto ha sido ten bien aeo'
gida por las personals sultas v ssnsa'
sas que no podfsn oomprendsr eomo
IN hombre de tsl jasx podfa satar oil
frente del ]tzgado do Cayey, que ere
para nuestros eorreliglonsrios algo
asf como un vendsbal pronto & devas'
tar todo 10 que faera iustieis, susndo
dc nosotros 90 trataba.
Y ha aldo aeogidA CON mayor sls.
grfA estA deilituci6n, porque 90 hors
70 dc gus On Puerto Rico 90 elijan
hombres para los destInos y no dessi
nos para los hombree.
Quedan un lsdo los ignorantea
Iva otro las psrsonas eultas y capA'
COS de soatsnor % reputAei6n & saIvo
do Astos impremsditados que puedar
manehkrla,
Para los PARISHES, para los igno.
rantes, tsnemos nuessra sansura. Pa
ra los reetos, para los que conosen
sus deheres, tsnemos nuestro aplauao,
aunque sean nueat.oa adversArios po-
liticos.
Por eato ca que censuramoa dura
msnts 4 Angel Maria Rodriguez, co.
mo iuez do Cayey.
Por Gao % que haesmos iaatieia o.
Ledo. don Manuel Ginorio.
Los indivlduos Aeoasumhrados
las plastIeas dc Angel Maria Rodri
gdtz, los republicauos, no 90 mues
tran contormes con 10 aetitad Aaumida
por el Ledo. Ginorio; ellos 10 diceE
p6blicamsLte.
dCual % In causa? Muy asnCillA
Qle el iusz attsrior no los son dsnabs
0 euando tsnfA que imponsr aensenc!aI
era nauy ben{vole para con slks,
Deelmos que no los condenaba
hemos dieh maj; On muehos cAsos n
sdn daba surso q les deLunciAs con
trA aus c1rseliglonarios.
ProehA de clio 90 que 90 dice, COZ
muchos visoS de eertszA, sque sl Lsdo
Ginorio-copiAmoz dc una carsa d.
Csysy-ae hA encontrAdo con lt0 de
nunciaa que oil inepuo Juez Angel M
Rcdriguex senla b4io car eta. tai We
porous 10 mayor parto aon contra 2u
GORE !, gionArios.
D. ser eisrlo cato, conatituye uni
verdAderA inmorAlidad On 10 admins
trAci6n Dc iaaIic n.
Y con un iutz Aai, IquG eonfAnzi
SO podfA tsner en- Ia lustioiA que 81
impArlierA en Csyey?
Psro al in cAe; 81 ia ae b zee luz
Aunque algo tArds, en- IL condusla dc
Juex San CirIaso de Csysy.
Y eae para no leEsniarse ma
Zapatero. d t4s zapaloS y que el cIslo Il
perdons los Acsos que por Ia aupins
ignor aneia oometistt,
n. Z |. P,l
Eaiun7 Ffapn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
Il v0.cAN De tOLIMA

Clddad de Mexico, ssptismhrs 10
A eonsssuensia de las grAnde. c0luu
has e humo 7as sn estos dhmes dfs,
hs sslado dsspidisEdo sl 70 eaa d.
Coins, satores miembros peEss sctsisn
tss 81 Corereso Iotsrnse IonAl de @ 30.
losf', rssoivisron asssndsr Ia manis
he para iuspessIonar psFsonRlnsris o.
sfA'.r , salmar 10 ansIsdad sdbEel
que , eomsnaAba & inQuistarss.
L.g.dns los ssbtos { IL sima j
nisntfsl n8i ts cnidados sptabsr
pTaslialhdG ~ X ma1, una solumns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
GvARDIAS De FEMALES

ssgd hsnos podido ob.srvar, no
todos los gaardIas de psnalss esfG ,
uniformsdos. Algunos vistsn de uns
mansra sla gsTers. por 10 deelr estFA
falAriA Adsn 4 s, Ia mpy0ria ugA un
uniforms de muy POGO gusto, que pa
rsoe hAberse desRilido On 81 lEvado.
Todo csc doIdiee de la ssrIedAd que
dsbs rsvsatir disho cusrpo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
ReQis H. Post.
Acadia municipal de YabuGOl

Sc uolicitan dos 6dIsos para Gu
brir Las plsz,s de Ofcial J sub.ofeia
de sanidad de elte pueblo. Para 10
formes sobrs tueldos } demas eondisio
mes pnsden diriiirss & Jost L Berries
A salde, : Yabucoa, ssptlsmbvs Is
de 1896. 1910
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
]. GaIvez OtsrO.
AL PUBLIrO

Gran gAlcrfs f1togrsfes de c'i,sal
son todos les AdslAntos m1dsrnos.
Amplissionss, reproduciores, vissss
de- edifcios, grupos y todos trsbs jos
ooneernientes al rAmo. RropietArio
J. A. ForAatieri. i.-CAguss P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
Iunta EscoIar Do PatiNa.

EsIaa vACantas una esauelA grR'
duada en- la Eohaci6n y 10 rural del
barrio de JacaooR. Los aspirantss 6
u desempeiio, pueden presentar sus
solicitades al S.cfsssri0 do eata Jun
ta dentr0 do loa dlez dias siguientea
al do Id tsehA CO ehts Anunoio.
P&tillAs, Sttembre II dc 1905,
Ramon Costa.
SIS PresideLIe do 10 Iunta Escolar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06

S5 PIANO. Sc vende uno, dc au'
psriar cslidad, sumAmsnte bsraso. In.
formara doa Luis r, Miranda, dires.
sor Dc 10 banda del reglmieaso de
ucrto hlcc. 1911
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06

San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
LO GARANTIZAMOS
AGENTES PARA PUERTO-RICO
Hernandez & Barasoria.
NIkAGRQSO DES(UBRINIENTO

espesaidad 6nea gensEo
Naposs cual AnazArdo innndad de hsr
proflndo eltudio sohrs les
sneontsdo mdo de cuarss radical
del sino sombae la enferms
de disha suanea 81 smisnto nn
vegaeE composs6n
mnss d a India Las pdos 10 y c6n han aldo
nvsnto msRroo s somptA curscn do Odat les
ermsdAdes de las Was urnf de Embos
E RO0B PIZZo msdeamento saeasfsmo
duc6n dc todo bado shfso purfea
deiandoa esiAdo normA b odo danda raud
nmundsd var A reroduon trb snsrmsiad Tanndo
sompsta sgudsd oda de sQasas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06

de fusgo los sorOlvId eau adolsl gra.
yes qusmAduras. Fdsron traidou o.
sFitlso sltado 4 lA siudad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06
Dr. Victor NJ Gutierrez

Nsdiso oiFuiano. Ez sIamao ia
teFno psnsionado por oposlsi6n. C4
guaE Puerto Riso,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-06

asnnha ds
rGnAb
Las ikea n 0
juan 0unrndy
agQussh gan %
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10

Fine Piece of Work--Yesterday at
odd moments a well known draughts-
man and civil engineer in the service
81 the city. was busy outlining dain'
IL certificate Of marriage intended for
a couple 81 friends who were married
in this city on Monday evening by
another high municipal officer, and the
work he was doing was clever and
beautiful and cannot fan to please the
recipients whoever they may be. no
information was available, but this
coupled with other vague rumors
would almost warrant the conclusion
that the groom Is a certain popular
physician, who Of course, is nameless
but who may open or has opened new
and cosy drug store less than three
miles from the Star Theater.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10
INITIATES RECORD
YESTERDAY
FIRST CERTIFICATE FILED THIS
YEAR DECLARING CANDIDACY
BEFORE NOMINATING POLLS
OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY.

Yesterday morning Charles II. Abei'.
crombie, the well known young attor-
ney, was the first to formally enter
the approaching municipal campaign by
filing his certificate Of candidacy with
CITY Auditor olof Anderson, for
the office Of city attorney; which OIL
fetal act followed closely upon the po-
litical forecast made in these columns
Yesterday morning, in this relation.
Attached to Mr.. Ahercromhie's GER
tiGcate was the following declaration
Of purpose in connection with the Of
fee, should he be honored with the
nomination and election, to-wit:
"If / am nominated and elected
will, during my term of Office, conduct
the Office in an economical, judiciou'
and business.like manner, with view
to the advantage Of the city and the
taxpayers"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10
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A. T. Won Eitenger Of Portland was
among the hundreds touring this city
yesterday.
p. G. Bates came down from Port
land on the noon traip yesterday on q
matter OF business,
iioi.. sy-,oastcI s. tas:,.cci! e Portland
was in the city yesterday in attendance
on the Pilot Commission.
+. A. Daily Of the Warren Packing
company at Portland, was a business
visitor in this city yesterday,
Mr.. L. /. johnson together with bis
son arrived in the city last evening
on a trip combining business and pleas,
ure.
Hon. ]. N. Teal, the well known Port
land lawyer, was in the city yesterday
between trains, on matter of legal
business.
G. w. q, Kock, of Chicago, came in
yesterday on the noon express, on q
business jaunt and is domiciled at the
Occident.
W. y. Carroll Of Portland, was an
Astoria passenger on the noon express
yesterday. Mr.. Carroll is quartered at
the 0ccident.
II. Vincent, Of Spokane, arrived in
the city yesterday on business trip
j. w. Dickerson, Of New York. was
among the host Of business tourists il
Astoria, yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Pendleton, o.
Portland, were in the city for the day
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10

Back at Desk--Yesterday's noon ex'
press from Portland had on board a
returning Astor:an In the person Of
Superintendent John Mcclure Of the
Astoria 4 Columbia River Railroad
company, who has been absent In the
east for about three weeks, enjoying q
vacation. Mr. Mcclure, as might be
supposed, had royal good time all
the time he was out. He visited mar
ried daughter en- route and spent a
few days at his old home in Aurora
I,,.. and then went TO Chicago and hob.
nobbed with lot Of the "old boys on
the Burlington who were chums Of his
in the days when he hauled swell spe-
cials and elegant limiteds out Of Chi
cago and in all ways and at all places
had a jolly good time, and returns 70
his desk here refreshed and hearty
with everybody glad to see him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10
IMPORTANT SOCIETY
REORCANIZED
SCANDINAVIAN BENEVOLENT So
\ cIETY DIssoLvEs IT'S PRESENT
STATUS AND READJUsTs ITSELF
I'm STYLE AND PROCESS.

Last evening NJ its hall, the we'll.
known scandinavian Benevolent society
of this city, convened for an especial
and serious purposes none other than
the utter dissolution 81 the society from
its present organic status, and its re-.
organization under a new style and for
NAL processes.
II seems that when the association
was originally formed the attorney
having charge Of the documents upon
which was TO be predicated its cor
poratc existence, instead 81 drawing the
articles Of incorporation for an eleenio-
synary institution drew them for an Or
binary business establishment In the
manner prescribed by law for such COR
poratc concerns.
This blundcr threw this kindly and
purely ethical concern, within the pur-
view of the new Oregon statute taxing
business interpretations af burden the
society cannot well afford, and which u
seeks TO avoid by re.creating itself nn-
der the clearly defined exceptions TO
that very law.
In the course OF few days II will
be again In formal and ever'success-
fiji existence and quite free from the
eSactions II was never intended to bear.
Good luck 70 II!
The processes employed last night IN
the transition were about as follows:
The membership Of the Scandinavian
Benevolent Society met last evening
In called session and after carefully
reviewing the object in consideration ad'
| iourned the called meeting and con.
ycncd In regular session, and at once
formally dissolved the existing society
closing It's record, retiring and cancel
ling It's stock and transferring ia
property and holdings, settling all it'
pending affairs; and adjourned sins
die.
without leaving their seats the peo
pie present an entirely representative
body, proceeded TO formally organic
The Scandinavian Benevolent Society
(the prefix "The' being the only chang
| IN the style and title Of the new OF
ganization).
The new society at once adopted th
full ritual and all Of the bylaws 0
the abandoned society, save such as mp
piled to It's stock; and thus formal.
launched the eleemosynary association
and provided it with officers temporar
lily, and wound up an important an'
pleasant evening with a jolly socia
banquet. The assets Of The Scandina
yian Benevolent Society are reported u
be $1,000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10

Notiee--A meeting Of the stockhold.
ers Of the Scandinavian Benevolent So
ciety IL hereby called and shall be held
at the hall Of said society In the City
Of Astoria. Oregon, on The 9th day o.
October. 1906, at the hour Of 7:so
o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of au-
thorizing the dissolution Of such corpor'
attn and settling Of its business and dis
posing o. all its real and personal prop
ety. and the retiring and cancellation
OF oil ia capital stock.
LUDWIG LARSEN, President.
JOHN NoRDsTRoM, Rec. secy
i0-4.bi
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10
State pilot commission--rhe reg,

lar monthly meeting Of the Oregon
State Pilot Commission for October
convened yesterday afternoon at the
Office Of Commissioner Geo. Noland, At
which time and place there were pres
ent President A. v. PcndIeton. aud
Commissioners Sylvester Farrell and
George Noland, The board issued q
renewal o. the river branch of Captain
Tom crang, disposed Of some minor ro'i'
tine matters and audited the current
bills, after which adjournment was
taken until the meeting In course.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10

City Financial Msttefs-in eonversa-
iion with City Treasurer Thomas Dea-
ley yesterday that gentleman made
clear the exact status Of the city'a
actual cash balance, quoted In his re-
cent quarterly report at $4,000. This
sum has outstanding against II the sum
Of 5000 In city warrants, called, but
not yet presented and paid; and the
further sum Of $4,000 for bonded inter
est and due shortly, hence the actual
and available cash balance is but 49,
600. In making his financial summary
these debts were NOT usablc in the re-
ported figures and did not appear on
that account.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10

Do You feel sleepy and not bit
like working in the afternoon' Per
haps it's because of the kind OF lunch
you're eating-Atoo heavy an dtoo hard
to digest. Why not try the Palace
restaurant on .commercial street, where
ali the baking Is done in those famous
slow process ovens, which turn out light
appetizing, wholesome thingsi You'll
save money, too.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10

Two Probate 0rders--An order was
made yesterday by Judge Trenchard,
fixing Monday. December 3, 1906, as the
time for hearing the hnal account Of
Administrator w. Il. schimpir, In the
matter Of the estate Of Frank Manson,
deceased. P. J. Brix was duly appoint
ed guardian Of the person and estate
of Herbert s. Brix, minor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10
Rumors Of Suicide Late last night

rumors were flying about the city OF
the attempted suicide Of young lady
Who dwells in the Scow Bay district,
revolver figuring as the weapon Of
intended destruction, and grievous
disappointment in love as to the pri-
mary cause. 1t was impossible to veri-
fy the runor at that hour and the A.
torian, with others, hopes it may have
been false alarm, though the name
Of the family involved is well and re-
specially neld in this city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10
Northshore pOliticians--Judgc s

Northshore Politicians--Judge Sol
Smith, state Senator.elect ]. W. Kleeb
and w. p. Cressy, chairman Of the Pa
ciac County Republican central COM
mittee, all Of South Bend, Wash, were
passing visitors in Astoria yesterday
and all en- route to Wahkiakum coun'
ty, on a political pilgrimage, They were
feeling hopeful and alert and have no
other expectation than sheer success
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10
yesterday, Mr.. Pendleton being here TO
serve the pilot commission as It's pres
ident. at Yesterdays session.

Commercial Saloon-This popular
place. situated 1t 500 Commercial street.
Is up-to-date in every particular. The
choicest Of wines and al kinds Of y
quors can be procured here. Best quail
ity cigars. Billiard table in connection
If you can't come in person. cal NJ
Phone 1881 Main. q
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10

The Ladies' Guild Of Grace Episcopal
church held meeting Yesterday after
noon and decided 10 hold their annual
sale Of fancy articles Thursday after
noon and evening Of December Q.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-10

Died at the Hospitai--airs Louis os'
senbruggen o. No. 70 Fifth street, who
has bcen III for some time, and who
went TO 81. Mary's hospital yesterday
In the last stagcs OF an organic malady,
died late yesterday evening