The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-23

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2O.pound box italian prunes Bc
per box. JOHNSON BROS.
For rent, Nicely furnished front
room Suitable for one or two gen.
tlcmcn. No. 40 Fourth street.
The Ladies' Guild. Of tho Episcopal
church. viii give q tea Thursday, 3 D.
,cmber 70. at Mrs. KIpehoff's. All are
invited,
on October 10 the United sttaea civ.
II service commission viii hold an ex.
animation for clerk and carrier IN the
postoffice.
There viii be an excursion 10 Wash.
inKtan for the Grand Army encamp-
menl IN that city. Trains leave Port
land September 2sth,
Gentlemen. come and get valuable
hints on Good Dress" Mr.. Rolfc will
give Il to you at c. II. coopars next
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs, W, Dean. wcllsknoWn In War.
rcnIon. but now Il resident OF Astoria,
gave biglh to IL ron. making ohe more
dean In church circles,
a handsome and stylish hideboard
IL a convenience appreciated by every
housekceper, See the new stock at the
store Of ChaH. Hellborn 4 Son.
Miss Ross invites the ldics Of ARto-
ria 10 attend her fHii opening or mil
linory, to take piaeo on Thursday 2Glh.
aud Friday, goth, Of this month.
The order OF Redmen organized q
lodge at Skamokawa Saturday night
with ST members. A number Of dele
cations from outside towns were in at-
tendance.
Bids were opened by the street
committee. appointed by the city
council. for repairing Bond street
from the west line Of Mcclure's AS
torla TO Washington cannery,
Fail and winter samples OF ovcrcoat-
iuga, aultings. etc. In the piece on cx-
hlbition at C, II. Cooper's on Monday
and Tuesday next. You are requested
TO enll and see them whether you buy
or not
The gas buoy which was intended to
be placed near the mouth Of the river
by the ManEanita has been transferred
TO the columbine and viii be deposited
as soon as the weathcratrords an op.
portunlty.
Mr., NJ. A. Rolfe. OF Chicago. will be
at c, II. cooper's on Monday ana Tues
day next You are requested to call
whether you order or not. Come and
see what he has and get posted.
The claim put In by Elmer Hult-
grcn to be appointed administrator OF
the estate OF the late John Carlson
has been disallowed by the county
court and J. s. Hubbard will continue
In the position,
Frank Shields, of the Standard Oil
Company, will be located in future
with the San Francisco Office OF the
company. Astorlans will be pleased
to learn that Mr.. Shields transfer Is
q promotion,
Buffets to please the most fastidlous,
the latest creations splendidly planned
and magnlhcently constructed, unex-
eelled for elegance. Your Inspection
invited Chas. Heilborn & Son.
DR.. Fulton was lucky enough TO win |
the rattle at Olsen's cigar store last
night. The doctor thereby became the
possessor of an l.. c, Smith gun, val |
ued at 800. The second prize, an Eng |
lish setter went to James Bremner
william Reasely Il seems would |
rather be considered a resident OF
Washington than honored as con-
stable In Oregon, so he has resigned |
his official position as he desires TO
put In more time on his claim across
the river,
An interesting session Of the Asto-
rla Ministerial Association was held
yesterday morning at the usual place
Alexander Beck, the colored evang-
elist and Rev, Mr., Curran, formerly Of
the local Congregational church, were
the visitors, The regulhr paper was
read by Rev, Mr., Trumbull,o of the Bap-
list church, and Rev. Curran delivered
m address on Eternal Punishment of
The Wicked"
The Uppertown boys met last night
nj No, 8 Engine house and formed q
football club, Alfred MInard was elect