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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
SuopicISc al "The La Crosse
Lutheran Hospital".

Oct 2utberife Spipital I So grpsie ptI
bltpe iubpiet SatitseIfesbaseuo ben
27be benues. ellie, fcm pl GRE Suipitalet
meo fin 89roGrelie er b~isrtelis peltpmne.
Suipitalet oil blipe aabutt for gatieutrr
ben lite December.
RosIe Gage trGnses til at brtnse alt
Srben eiter SuopieIien.
u q. Saaen
SrGf Ga CROSSE 9utb. GoipitaI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
S%orbanoeliens arp.

Der fortGlle8, at % en- ing Iano
ert9ang ipurgte 6en bersntte fSorfat-
ter % 2Tge Or. 0ltoer @eiloea SOL
mes, bpab ban ferit ffitIbe gisre for
at opnaa at Iepe ct langt 2fp / fuIb.
fommen Sur0beo, fit ban til Spar:
"8aa biem % FIAT Gem iunNe Sor.
9lore."
9enne SeIpmobiieeIie RUNNER en-
itor og pistig Sanbbeb, iom Der oes.
pGrre nGiten tntet Senipn tages til.
Solf gisr | N%lminbeligbeb mere no
at fine Susbpr8 Sunbbeospleie END
at fin egen og befpmrer fig / bet belle
meget Tibet ON fin Selbre6; men 6e
"1tfsote", bpem / aIperoen ifienfer
Dem en- Sonfe - De taees npiten al.
brig / @etragtnina, Dog bar De bel
ogiaa bereS Get.
Sor life lang Stb fiben fom en- 2e.
'rerinbe for at fonil,ltere mig. Sum
bar ODER 40 Gar 9ammeI % fortaIte
mig meo Saarer I 2inene, at bun
enhnu / belle tit 2tp life bapbe fienbt
en- eneIte Dag, bpor blrn bar ri FOR
.2ibeIie, aft paa @ritnb al neborbet
Spgbout. 90 bette er ingenlitnoe
noaen eneItaaenbe Grforing.
2igser Ser life bert ct irpgteIiqt
gnioar, iom De fprreite Sorelbre 70.
ler2
Gen berontte engelIfe 29ee Sir 9.
@. Ridorbion flyer etitebs besongao.
cube:
"8et bprite Sloss gggtefab mel.
lem inqe er oct, bpor begee SorGlbre
bar arpeIigt InIpg iii iamme Spe-
bonn, {. Gr. raar begge bar grI99 til
2irngetGrinq, &rpft elcr Stnbsipg-
Dom. l1n6er iaobonne Smitpno:e-
beoer bIir Def nriten un1tIigt for ben
ftsrIte Gel at Momrnet at Iippe frt
for BEN ornelige Sngbom.
sG9teifobet melem Snbfpiber meb
forffieIige, men ubprGgebe Spg-
BONNIE er neppe mirbre farltgt; Sor-
binbeIien res 9geteffab I. @r. merlen
8reft 90 Epring er en- &ombination,
Der er fprlig inanger for Sore. ct
tppiff grempel berpaa oiI bore til.
itrGffeIigt: en- iirg Monb meb no
prpeet GnIag til &reft eiftet fig
nteb en- ing Bige, bois SorGIore beg.
BE bar bcSe al 2itn9etpriug. 9e fit
fem 9orr. iom bel ale naabbe gng.
lineeoloercn, men ium BOG ale, ieIp
/ oeres auerbeSite Sio. banbe en- TART
.oa ipoocIig SeIbreo. Oct @oru, iom
S66e ferit 6sae at en- meo Rrpft be.
Teatet S1abpm: BET npite bsoe at
iiGSpanIio 9ungetGrira: oct treble,
Ser ban6c tiberfuIsie I~fiptniraer !
Sierncn. buffet nnber for epiIeptiife
Iaramper; set fierbe, Tom oeiaa bap-
Sc Shptomer pad SliberfIer | Sier.
men, 6sSe at Sufferinge; oct feurte,
Tom lepet lpnaere emo be andre. nem.
IIia til fit 36te glnr, hsbe al 9rrft.
Sor9Iorcue operlepet tire al garnene.
men beSe ooe / en- forboISsOis uug
9lIoer, Sooeren al 9rGft | 2epereu %
@oSeren al Siertcipgoom oa Sron.
fit.
@ateffab nrlem Ell 8eumatifcr
90 en- brpItipns %foranIeoiger Reaem'
former af Spgoom, bporDeb Sege,
mets 9enifelet fonImer til at liSe,
gcrL iomIiner al So8oom | Softe.
IIenoet 0oralaD, er tpppigt forefom'
meuSe GreiupeI paa Oenne aonrbina.
IticnS SfaStliabeo, liaeicm ogiaa bp.
brocepbaIiife @ern (Ssrn meo Sano
II So0et). IS
StuSiet al ncrne @ienitono ! lin
SeIbeo er for Giltiocn Ell Del al Shi'
Diet oper Spsoommens stdtnrbiito.
RTE. Scr pil bel tomnte en- SiS, ba
bette ShtStrm er ianoiot fremifreSet,
IL ~ %r,nk Qrnwa stI
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
oiebeo. brcD BEN / a6bet al foi Sib
Ell goue.

en- Saite.
SuurIeoes fit Sr. Bud mi Enmbo
til at begribe alRoeornstens Gptte2
Eaa en- Itee iaa inrrpel Maaoe. Mnn
loo abcn opbolbe iig nogle Elmer | ct
folot gRrelie og fl9ote BEN goot og
pnrrrt pan. Den befanSt iig lompr.
fct peo Oct, og ogiaa aInoerire bIep
DEN en- 8ane.
ain ct Dilbe Sanbo life befinoe fig
at faa Sat pan Sooet. Saa oite
Sr. Bud CAB ben Sat paa, faiteoe
Sanubo Den FEN | en- arog. EiIfioit
bar Sr. Bud nPrpeo at erfIGre liz
FOR operounoen og op8i Sdtten
men ban la en BARN 5olIfinsoag
Werfe til, at 5luerne genere6e Gam.
BIO, % benptteoe fis al bet. 3oer Gang
en- al 5ambos 8lageannoer nnrmebe
iig bens Sooe, brffeoe ban oct meo
en- 8lig at lin Saffe. Sr. Bud gap
ben iaa en- li0en Soeritrpgning nreo
Gimp oben / Sobet, og III bIep oct
ferit rigtie gait meo 5lrerne - mo.
til ban eao Sanbo en- let $ue poa.
Oct bialp og oa Wiolet bar nm.
BET for go6t at bore al Sambo, 6apoe
ban life mere noeet inloo at gaa meo
Sue.
Sarubo flGoer Zig MI al og paa
uben Si9lp % bPnger ON aftenen,
isr ben gaar | Seng, lit Esi pau bets
beitente Blaos, logger fine Strsm.
per paa en- StoI og itiaet fine Sfu /
en- Grpg.
On Ratten Iigger Snntbo | en- II.
Den Sena meo 2agen og Eeppe oper
iia.
Snnbos grolfrgsretter err 8rsnt.
lager, @reb, aager % DIT, bpab Der
life er iaa merfeligt, men ban bar og.
iaa, aloeles imoo abernes 0atlir, IGrt
at ipiie aisb, % ban bol6er meget at
bet. 8egetarianerne pnaitaor, at aieo
egentIig er itforbsieligt for Menneitet,
% at bets Wape finn peo at ~urisbano.
les fan pGltueS til Oct, og iom 9epiS
fremfsrer De Itabig, at aberue, ion pt
merchantmen ira, life fan tnale Rieo.
Sam6o bar life naret ipg en- eteIte
Dag, iiOcn ban opbprte me0 lin uatlir.
lige peaetarionife 2epemaaoe, og Be-
getarianernes gepiS er oItIao mi Bit
m%cobepiit.
Oct Understandable al ale Sr. Buds
6orieg er bog oct, at ban uil babe
Sambo til at tale. San proper bier
Dag poa at lore Sarnbo 8ofaIerne,
% man fam life bloc. ON Oct life til.
itoit oil Ipffes bam. San pil foreIs.
big ineen Splpsninaer 81 ON I'm mer'
fclige Spro9unoeroisning eler oen
Wtetbobe, ban gaar irem eiter. Men
tan panitaar at naar SugIe, aanos.
ipoge Barn og 0soitltmme fan lore
oct, faa maa bans fIoge abe ogiaa
fltnne oct.
Ser iom ooerfor ale De andre Ban.
feligbeber maa Sr. Bud opbne itg
meo et euglelig SaalmoOigbeo. Oct
eiGlOer ferit og fremIt at faa Sambo
til at inbie, at ben bar @aon al "a.
len. Gen begpnber aaere0e at inbie
oct, ffisnt ben finn err TO Mar og aft.
iod ct garn enbnr. Gen er rtemlig
iitono til oloeles tpbeIigt at ltataIe TO
Orb. Raur Sru Sud, iom fiGler
nugget for her 9nar ira ben, folber belt
"Wana"l aommer bun fife burtig
moi, roaber Den: "Gonte badl"
Snntbo er loot / Son9enffab. Gems
SorGIore bIep inSinngeoe, mems De
bar meget ltnec, % bar to p~eloreSie'
rebe Iber. Den bar ionlebes ct tamt
SlGgtifab bag Jig, % BET er maaite
ben eaertltae SemmeIigbeo oeS oct
mprfeIiae 9prs 2etbe6 til at lore.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
OouS / Wiotna.
NWWU terttc

Stt sr M en- Wuarso. hbcn ri bsapuhis at Gorrttrs
Abe z g. y. Sp, Grant, iom Dt tier. Chen oa
bar SunbEsbsE al grsot ftrsumst tHb fra uorr saHbs'
maub. iun srtsr nGrmsrs CpIpsuiussr. % srtsItt CT
aEsrsbs tOTurst Og bar paIst fla ub Sisrn.
Sstts CT ben sHtts Itors saubtrafniHs I Wibtito.
terns Der M o~csrtrrss % irIass I'll rirntItas Prirr,
fua splt msh iuaa SiGIpsmtblsr fan srbusrpe flo 9isu.
&sits saHb fan ifte IamNtHIisuss meb ben maQrs.
haariies 5Urb I Spbftatsrus. easr mtb be iaHhtas 1uru.
batter bet uorbEist misroufu Os WItuutioto. vi bar
psat "Sarhwpoh' .StO8lanb utro RIG Scriorh, bshite
Riimat I ausrtia, bs'tgssurs tuu faa Stmsrs 9lslie ira
GAteaso o. BE- itnrs SSGbrtftutreE SotS Sc a9trr at
fisbs saHh. iaa frtp sitsr BON trstte gsgcr, pam.
fttier n.ko.
THE MIDDLE STATES LAND co.
FEHNESsKE RIDGE. TENN
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
graibenten paa Meiie. 9rrIib

ftu ItutHItH puu JttNt. PlHitUCn
RoofebeIt, bpis Ben % SeIbreb fog.
sorist M igien err / beoite Oroen, til.
traabte ben t0oe Rop. en- to Tigers
@eiie, Ieoioget at fin Bripatiefretrr
og 2pge. Ieiien eff fs-it til SEEM
gorf, bbor ban Sen lite Seltog | 5eit.
ligbeoen peo SnboieIien at ben npe
Chamber cf Commerce gpgnins, pso
bpiIfen gnleontng ban boIot en- lRn.
gere Tule. Sra Nep Dorf Fortiatte
grpiibenten fin Reiie til Rempbis,
Senn., pia 8tttsburg, Cincinnati %
2~orisoilIe, o9 fra Wempbis begioer
ban iig til IiSiisiippi bpor ban BIZ
tage no paa 9isrneiost. Den 19oe
bill ban otter pprc tiIbage til Wem.
pbis, bpor fan bill tale peo en- Set
for General 2ufe @rigbt 8icegltper-
NOR for 6ilipptnerne. Sm aftenen
iamme Gag tiItraber BON E~ilbageret.
fen til @aibir8ton, boortil ban an.
fommer ON Iorgenen BEN 2toe.
Gen 22Se refer ban til B~b:Iaoelpbia
for at taIe peo en- Ttcr Set Der, og Den
23he nil ban igien bore tilbage | So
oe0Ito0en.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
Weeuter pnifcs.

TuFnbsr tisue aohr geRqr meb at irIQe Dor uetnp nh.
fpmNe New Century History az Te Sorutbs
Stater | bet RprNsGuniie Sprpg. 9iEtatl Rris 81 so;
COZ fore Sibsr, 800 inrnfft SHnirntiouer, elegant tnb.
buHheu; '~u1bitauhtg fra s~toram9uotHFS Sp6aaelts al
Mmertia til nerp9TeIht Alb; heefte &prumtSiiun;
SFgaQt betales; arebit gtoeS. Spriem iffe at fGa poTe
fpeettIs gstineeligr Tor @sftrrnsIie tages llbitpr alb.
fnIui trit. G6res'er bit eaHIs poaIiheitge @sgbanbItr.
trlna
WAVERlY PUBLISHING CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Nppeefp arter for SibIer
pa HItftfs gIIbnme...
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
Sra bopeoitaoen.

.Z#
l~tonGbneIie. 6. 8. @nrren ! Gals
2afe, Dim, CT blepefi uonni,nt til
Cbef for Snipeftionstorpiet. ioln ifal
flosfificere Sfooen pao Snbioneireier.
pationerne | Minneiotn. arbeio'st oil
begpnoe, ~iaoinnrt Mr. @arren fan
ffaffe fio ben ~iornsone asiiitance. Sn.
oreminiItercn bill paaIfpnoe alcsiifi flee.
ringeit Of @fooen paa Reierpntionerre
iaa rleget iom mulig, for at Eemlfe.
RET fan fomme | marfeoet | SRionen
1904. Observation-Disclosures |
9ongresien hnbbe a~nbefaIet Wr. Bor.
rens uonnbneIie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
@ppsefp artsr for 8ibIer
ps wufifs giIbums...

VRgpdpir. nm ss"t ss SS; PAN MN %
tcr ephe whit Backs" Sapeitr. f5raptprifsr laps.
genb 9pfttprt efttr en- Iiben Rrene rtrr q / Jriners
SUPPLY CO.. S. La Crosse. Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14

Haarparf.

On aannfnnsis 9raesaemittr bar upnagtt
CIT eammrnI6tnina. Tom briHgrr oaar
Ill at bore ran ct ifaioet Scrse
iepbet al en- eueiie Sat.
CpHetssafseust sunaaiertiir brtuatr ergtr til at hac
maaibllnsnt % / ftnm dOrinSrtua Itpsooerirr
be riaunesfiiat etbrrStIffr.
Cpeaeeren ftnbtr frie s,rspepater I'll ale.
Tom ifriper titer erm.
otter ct eolpt aartu1cr,ot ttIbrlet I sabcratOrtet
o. trpnet uss hsit sGrrsbsptsHtnssr for iias adnlr
reroenFbergmte Gssasaisr, bar ben fstrsDe sess %
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-14
DEBORAH, Iowa.

1neaa,rss Eaas o. SfrtitsT .frls. r1ts
.rnslDenhe az GpmytsrHeE, I'll "A.ntet Wos
rsfsr- H~erartnent" G5eitnnoc9a Nselietns
o., o~battnnessa, Tsrf.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

At a special meeting Of the Push
club held last evening the question OF
paying for the book just Issued was
taken up and discussed. The amount
In the treasury WAS 500 short Of that
required TO settle the Push clubs share
Of the cost, and the enterpnsing mem
bers present contributed the balance
In a few minutes. The Push club
workers take great pride in all their
undertakings and are TO be commend
ed for their commercial enthusiasm.
They have decided that their $500
copies OF he book shall be- distributed
largely by individuals, the edition be-
ing entirely too small TO give the Har-
riman lines tho number desired by the
agents OF that system. However,
several hundred opies viii be placed
at the disposal Of the railroad COM
pany for distribution. The Push club
last night expressed its favor Of keep
Ing the cuts 1T commercial headquar-
ters. and 10 require a receipt Of any
person who borrowed them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19
%<>>~<>%~~~<~.>~~ = .>~~~~~~&%>~~
. PERSONAL MENTION q
. &%>%~A>>%>~~%sv~1=>~<A%>%~

Dan Reierson is IN the city from
Elsie.
W. j. Cook leaves tomorrow for
Nicaragua.
| G. 8. Dow was IN from Prospect
Park Yesterday.
w. Il. T4Ilant has returned from a
trip TO Portland.
sofus Jensen and wife returned to
the city last night.
Fred Barker was a passenger last
night into the city.
Mrs. J.. e. Ferguson returned last
night from Portland.
81. p. cAllsader was passenger last
evening for Portland.
f. D. Mckee returned last night
from trip TO Portland.
]. l.. Leroy returned last night
from visit TO Portland.
Miss Carol Jeffers Is the guest OF Mrs
Jennie Rusey Of this city.
Mrs. ). Kline was passenger on
last nights train into the city.
Chris Ahues and wife returned home
from a brief visit TO Portland.
Mrs. William Madison returned last
night from a visit to Portland.
Miss Bertha Fannon is visiting to-
day with friends at Hammond.
Leon Dow Of Prospect Park attend
ed the syensan ball last evening.
f. l.. Bartlodus ana wife visited the
city yesterday from their home on the
Walluski.
J.. z. Ferguson who has been In
Portland on brief business trip, has
returned.
Charles Zlgler, formerly in the o. X.
& n. service in this city, is down from |
Portland.
Misses Sue Hurd and Floretta Ell
more returned last night from Port
land visit.
P F. Halferty passed through the |
city last evening enroute for Markham
Washington,
Mrs, Frank NJ. Gerdes who has
been visiting in Portland has returned |
to the city.
The Misses Jessie Hubbard, Brad |
bury and BIdwell of Seaside were in |
the city yesterday.
Manager Emil schimpff of the North |
Pacific Brewing company. returned
last night from a brief business trip
to the metropolis.
w. j. Barry and wife who have been
in Portland for few days, returned
to the city iast night.
Milton Bozarth returned last night
from an inspection of his mines in
Josephine county. He purposes to re-
main here two weeks.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19
ATTENTION MAcCABEEs.

All members of Gateway Tent. X. O..
T. NJ. No. SO, are requested 10 assemble
at their hall at l:Sc o'clock today (Sun-
day., October 10, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of our late broth
er Sir Knight ]. H. Berglund. Fun
eral will leave Pohl's undertaking par
lors at o'clock sharp. Interment at
Greenwood.
A. SCHROEDER, Commander.
C. E. Foster, Secretary.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

G. A. May has returned from the
Grand Army encampment held at
Washington, D. &. In tn civil war
Mr.. May served with the Eleventh
New York cavalry, known as Scots
900. and and 20 during his stay at
the capital was mustered with the
remnant OF that once unimpeachable
military force. The marvellous changes
that have taken place In and about
Washington since the war are well
Illustrated by one circumstance.
From the time OF his enlistment, In
1862. until his removal 10 New Orleans,
IN the latter part OF '63, NJ. May
served as courier and Il was his bus
ness TO ride about Washington con-
tinually carrying messages and deliv-
ering orders. So the city became an
open book TO him. He was familiar
with every nook and corner and he
was equally well acquainted with the
suburbs and the outlying country.
But Il was strange city that was
now revisited. Where a country road
ran an asphalt street with electric
cars passing back aud forth and lined
with massive buildings, now is. On
what was in 81 called the Washing
ton Commons Wild tract Of land,
over which mounted regiments drilled
and charged unhindered, there are now
to be seen great brick buildings, some
OF them so old that they are crumbling
to ruin The entire visit was to the
veteran a continues love-feast, and he
feels greatly repaid for having made
the Journey Old friends We're met
and new ones made. Before leaving
for the East Mr., May was not en-
joying the best of health, but is now
greatly improved.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19
HATS TRIMMED FREE.

Mrs. r. Ingleton has just opened up
fine line Of ladies' fall hats, walk
ing skirts, over skirts. wooden shirt
waists and under clothes, and all kinds
of ladies' and children,s furnishing
goods. Hair switches and pompadours.
A chance for the elegant $500 piano
with each SOC purchase. weleh Block.
opposite Budget Office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

A number OF the young ladies In
East Astoria gave Il most excellent
entertainment last evening In the hall
OF the owampumpuum club, About
30 guests were In attendance and not
n moment was lost IN having good
time by any one present The prln-
cipal feature cf the evening was pin
ming the tail TO The donkey" The
first prize was awarded to Otto Grimes
while mysterious Dutch Jake carried
OF the boobie, The committee which
managed the affair consisted of Miss
Bee Peterson, Miss LILY Thompson
and Miss Ina Hogaway,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

John II. Bsrglund. Of this city. died
Friday night IN Portland at 81, Vim.
cents hospital. where he had been
taken for treatment. The body was
brought inio the city on last nights
train and IN being cared for BY Cor
oner Pohl. The funeral viii be held
this afternoon at o'clock, the serv-
Ices to be conducted under the aus
piecs OF the knights OF the Maccabees,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS,

Mr.. d. Shauahan wishes to thank
his patrons for their patience and in
diligence during the rush at his store
(satmday) Additional help will be
on hand Monday, so that everybody
can be waited on promptly, This Big
Auction Price Sale Will last 80 days.
No reserve.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19
NOTICE.

Parties desiring to bid on work at
Shandhan's store should file a sealed
bid before the 9th of this month.
Plans and specifications can be exam
ined at store. The sale Of the goods
now on hand will last 80 days. Every
thing at auction prices.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

II IL reported that Editor Sidney
Dell. Of an afternoon publication, was
assaulted last evening by William Mi.
Ter. a contractor. The assault was
premedltated, II IN said, but the vic.
tim Of the attack was not hurt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

From information given out yester-
day by members of the joint manufae-
tories committee OF the commercial
organizations. another new industry IL
practically assured for the city The
committee has offered TO provide a
site for the new concern at very low
figure and Il IN expected the ncgotia-
tons win be successful, The promot-
era VIII invest about 100000 and their
enterprise viii afford employment for
G6 or 10 men.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

Proposals for water and sewer sys-
TENS, grading, roads and sidewalks, at
Fort Columbia, Wash;
Constructing Quartermaster's Office,
Astoria, Ore, October II, 1902, Sealed
proposals in tripllcate viii be re-
ceived here until 10 O'clock a. m. No
vember 10, 1902, and then opened, for
the construction Of water and sewer
systems, grading, roads and sidewalks
at Fort Columbia, WASH" and ad-
and specifications can be seen at office
Depot Quartermaster Portland, Ore,
and plans and specifications and fur
ther information win be afforded. at
this office, and office of superintendent
Of construction, Fort Columbia, Wash.
Right IS reserved TO accept or reject
any or all proposals. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be marked
Proposals for Water and Sewer sys-
tens, Grading, Roads and Sidewalks
at Fort Columbia. WASH" and ad-
dressed to Geo, L, Goodale, Captain
and ouartermastsr U. S. Army.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

The oriols 90 Basket In handsome
and light so-cart which can be easily
folded and carried on the arm, can be
carried In travelling with child In II
and ussd as n high chair at table, can
be conveniently carried on cars. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Prices 81
to so. chas. HeIlborn & Son are sole
agents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

The steamer Mayflower win leave
Fishers dock this morning at o'clock
for ilwaco, 10 take those who desire to
attend the football game played by the
ilwaeo and the Columbia football
teams.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

A sad drowning accident occurred In
East Astoria last evening, the unfor-
tunate lad being the year old son OF
Andrew West. an employe Of the AS
tora Box company. In company with
another boy. the West lad had gone to
the old George 4 Barker dock TO fish
for tomcod. and fell into the water.
Before assistance could reach him, he
drowned. The body was not recover
Cd last night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

Ladies wanted TO work on sofa pill
lows, Material furnished. Steady
work guaranteed experience unneces-
sary Send stamped envelope TO Miss
Mcdee. Necdlework department. Ideal
company. Chicago.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

The new mantel folding beds are des-
tined TO superecdc the old styles. Made
Of metal they nre vermin proof, sanl-
tnry and the acme OF convenience and
neatness. Ask TO see them, both In
wood and metallic, at Chas. HeIlborn
q Sons,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES MEET,


The ladies of ;he Presbyterian
church entertained the missionary So
cleties of the diffareat churches yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. 4. Raunells, corner Eighth and
Duane streets. The Particular sub
iect that received the attention of the
ladies was Persia, and many valuable
ideas were advanced and suggestions
offered as to the best methods for bet
terlng the condition of things in that
far-away country. Besides papers,
recitatlons, music and readings, a
most profitable afternoon was spent
socially. Following is the program;
PAPER .....,...,... Flash In History
Miss Garner.
Address ..,... .,,..,, Map Talk
Mrs. William Ross.
Paper. Home Life and Customs OF
the Persians
Mrs, Gerding.
Vocal Solo X. .,...., The Hills of God
(by Beorge b. Nevin)
Miss Grace Rannells.
Talk ..,..,... :. ,...,,,.,, ..Babisne
Rev. Henry Narcotic.
Recitation. Heather Enough at Home
Miss Annie Olsen,
Address -. -. Practical Missions
Mrs. Campbell.
After partaklng of choice refresh-
ments the ladies departed, all voting
the gathering to have been pleasant
and instructive.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

Some handsome new couches In both
velour and leather uphoistering are
shown at the popular furniture store
Of Chas. Helborn 4 Son. They are un-
surpassed for style ana quality and
are modest in price.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

Miss Bertha Fannon who for several
months has been night operator at lo-
cal telephone exchange has been trans
ferred TO day duty. Miss Bessie Can
nor Is now doing the night shift.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

Todny's big football game at lIwaco
will be witnessed by n large crowd
from Astoria. The boat IL scheduled
10 iepart at O'Clock. an unearthiy
honr when It is considered that play
viii not begin until ESQ but the en-
thusiasts will make the trip Just the
sam,. Great interest Is being taken
in the outcome for the reason that the
present season promises to be most
successful sor football and some idea
NJ the strength n the Astoria eleven
and AS chances of success against the
prominent state cams can be gained.
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FOR RENT.

Nicely furnished room, centrally To-
Gated, light, bath and phone. Cen
tlemen only 467 Exchange street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-19

The East Astoria Juniors yesterday
met defeat at the hands OF the High
Schoo leleven in an interesting game
Of football, the first played in Astoria
this season. Within 10 minutes after
play was commenced the High School
aggregation had scored a touchdown,
Murphy making a GD-yard run to do
the trick. The goal was kicked. In
the last 10 minutes Of the second half
Fia2el scored another touchdown but
the goal Was not kicked. The score
was Ito. The teams lined up as fol-
lows: High school--Jeldness center
stins. left guard; Mayo, right guard
Hill left tackle; Mathena, right tackle;
murphy. left end; Cohen, right end;
Thomas. left half; Brooks. right half:
Flavei, fullback; Robsr. quarterback.
Eas: Astoria Juniors-KImball, center;
Shines. left guard: II Peterson, right
guard; $. Peterson, left tackle.
Wright right tackle; Norman, left end
settea. right end; w. Barker. left
half. Wood. right half: Olson and
Mercurio. fullback: r. Barker, quar-
terback. Referee, Cleveland; time Of
halves. 20 minutes.