The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13

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Mrs Frank spttle. has presented her Gan
husband, our esteemed fellow eitzen, tcr,
with n daughter. tno
ten
All smokers smoke the pride OF coa
Astoria" cigars. No BETTER made. Wy
Manufactured by MacFaflane q kno. Wv
bel. 'h'
Dir, Patton IL attending little Roy
Becker. who sustained painful injuries N
TO his knee by falling from his BIZ Ro'
cycle. II
A meeting of the machinlsts was unr
called for last night. SO many mem, 1911
bera were out OF town that no bus are
mess was undertaken. 20
not
4 dense fog hung over the bar yes.
terday. little before noon change Il
Of wind took place and cool air came fro
W from the southwest rep
thtN
A roll ~ being made Of legal voters cr
at the laat election. The list liz for mn
the purpose OF making canvass for rhi
the Lewis and Clark bridge. GRO
Al meeting OF the Cigarnakers ten
Union last evening. in addition 10 the nj
usual routine business delegates were gro
appointed 10 the Federation
HuiteH to please The most sastidlouF. Ing
tho lntea, creations aplendidly planned eau
and nngnIncently constructed. unex- in,
Icelled for elegance. Your inspection h.
invited chas. HeIIborn 4 Son. pas
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The Packers Association ship ST. hf'
Nicholas In taking on ballast and haul par
lng down sails al the Kinney cannery. -"
preparatory 10 being towed UP 10 sll
knappa. where she will be anchored DC
for the winter. par
Plumbing timing. gus ana steam r,,
iitlng at lowest rates and in work. ,ho
War.l.Er manner. Orders promptly ,o..
executed, Shop No AS. Bond street =,
JOHN A, MONTGOMERY, t,.''
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The steamer Columbia left on her tim
way TO Portland yesterday morning. gag
but she Ia Atuck on the sand few gan
mlles away, The White Collar Lines oua
steamer passed her this eve ling 6r q Of
does not expect her 10 move until this mer
morning. OF
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iron beds are fast superseding the be
umbcr"oms wooden article because Ing,
they urc neater more durable, sani-
trry aud vcrmin proof, The latest C.
reductions have just been received by bio,
Chas, Heilearn s Son. suit
Jun
Fires are burning hercely at Pros dow
peet Park and the schoolhouse Is In Por
great danger OF being destroyed. The Ing
neghbors are out fghtlng the flames at
and II they see that II is impossible to upo
save the building they are prepared en-
TO remove the contents, wh'
ton
The fire near c. c. Masten's logging ''''
camp. at syensen. is now under con- w.
troll MaRten succeeded in sa ing all ''''
the machinery and outflt belonging to '.e'
the cnmp. He sustained a loss Of o''
about 100000 feet Of timber, but aside '"e
from that the nre will not be felt, you
plo
Among the passengers on the steam H..
er Columbia from San Francisco yester-
day morning was RobsH rltssimmeMe, .,
the noted priEenghter He kept HIM o.,
self pretty well secluded from lnquis- io'
tive people on the dock, but those who N'''
got glimpse OF him psscrt that he is w" ,0
formidable looking person.
the
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white egg plant. one Of the rarest ,,i,
specimens of plant life ever seen in Ia,
Astoria, was presented TO Mrs Samuel Il,
Elmore yesterday by Mr., George ho,
Hume who brought II from San Fran a.,
cisco. II now bears two eggs" OF the IN
size, shape and color OF the article US "A
ually dispensed by hens. VII
CHI
The missing soldier whose correct old
name, by the way, is Belcort has not tina
shown up, He was known at the fort th
and at hts haunts In this city as ON
MONSIEUR" the nearest the boys got cor
to monsieur A seargent reports that act
hopes are given up and that there Is fee
litte doubt that he fell off the trestle on
In trying to walk to this city fire
pos
The mail carrier, who arrived at the
Seaside yesterday from Nehalem, re- cor
ports that the main part Of Tillamook cry
Is yet intact, but that the schoolhouse he
and few residences have been de-
stroyed by the fire. Almost the en-
tire nnnnlnIlnn I'm 40 tnrnnh nnA Il, anhA