The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-17

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s"'P"eht OF very h'ee ground TO- lively
n'atoe" V"l'o" just IN This viii young
very likely be the last shipment Of the maxim
season Johnson Bros. Y.M.
sucrcs
~ :" reported tha' 'he men VINO pctitio
pAl'heo on the raise ehecks saturday pose {
evening mas oceh located by inc police tha mi
and viii shortly be apprehended. sIgaed
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gationnl church this evening by the s,ltuit
young people Of the Sunday school and nent I
the iifrerenl societies. The evening lnlele,
promises to bc an enjoyable one and AZ
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Of metal they are vrrmin proof, aani-
tary and the acme OF convenience and The
neatneaa. Ask 10 zee them, both Ia ,o..o,t
wood and metallic. at chas, Heilborn mouth
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be pre-
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f"'''"''" ''"'e'""y '" "''''''' ""' the bRi
mana cement Of The AHtorian job ,.,,,,
printing department MIR. Mcclanc nas ~,
was torh"rN 'o""'S''" VIZ" ''' p"' which
per in the capacity OF foreman. y,,u hs
partme
James Laws will today conclude his mort r,
portion Of the work on the Desdemonia honra
lighthouse. which consisted Of putting nalles
on copper roof, installing the heating pronort
apparatus and water system, MIR, The nc
Laws contract calls FOR 1000 worth OF neasu,
work, and an
AFFORD
IN" current hun'oer "' INC ''eso" calities
State Journal. Il teachers publication
contain" a cut OF Hammond re" Almo
sohoo' mousse pho'osr"pneu Wy """i' urd 10
strom OF Svensen, The building Is night ,
certainly handso'"e STRUCTURE "'" creepin
would be a credit TO amy large city. weathe
the PHI
heV' ho""" ~ e"'"'' '''So" ''' and 1t
erihtehdet tor the 'ohSF'R"'"""' OF darl
Sunday School and Publishing Society, ch,,r,,
VIII arrive IN 'he ''ty '"u"E 'o' Wv position
purpose ot 'ooNpS over o'e ''''" "''' For iu
of his work, He will occupy the pull GRAN, q
pit nf the Congregational church next ,,r .,r
sunday, eesnea
veil tha
N"'"'"> V"'"''' i'k'es Va 80 eclps,
hoh'"S' WI" give soe'"' "' '"' ''''' and tho
this evening which nil members OF r,, .,t,
the Imp. O. Il. NJ. and their wives are ,,,, IN.
PN'''" " "''e"' Nv '''''''e" VS." bet weer
allowed on this ocaasion. the social be- ,,o,o
ing Tor "ou''s onY' E"''r'"'''''e'' and the
begins promptly at $50. ,,o,cv
Astoria
The Astorian In In receipt of letter ,,,,,,r.
from Shangai containing an excerpt oo,,soa
from Shanghai containing an excerpt
considerable space is given the Lewis rho r
and Clark fair. The article Is largely h,t1 =
an Interview with Commissioner John ,.ht,b ,
h"''e'' VI ''e ~ H'uN '"'' ""' ing the
P"'"'N ''' '"V P'P'NS " .''' 0'"" church
making exhibits NJ Portllnd. r,ot N,
kui ev
John Orgala held the lucky number na,, 80,
iOil, which won the handsome Frank ,,,a ,,o,
III piano o""'ueo ny "''e" "o'' mp faith
Wednesday evening, Mr.. Orgala lives =, ho,,o
NJ NO ''' lwe"'S'seS''th s.'.e' ,.''' money S
Astoria. and is an empoye of the Clar- rho lad
sop mill. He purchased $50 worth of orv,ahle
goods week ago a'u' thoush '"'''e' and ger
Iate IN 'he ne'u' proven 10 pe ''e ''' is sail
InhHte customer fair to
ther rec
graho oa" anu pesNet supper "'' Weducs
De given In Svensen next Saturday r.u, ~,
evening for the purpose of raising Nav II,
unds to purchase n large bell for the e,,,,I,e
le" school mouse 'nere' lne must viii be
and all the service done for the affair ro,r,s =
Viii be donated ny the eltlHehs ol sven club.
len so tha' all 'He receipls vi 'he W. win be
'asloh VIII DC eear proht' y great gallery,
leal of interest is being manifested IN
he new educational institution. The bo
son, the
Members OF the ASTORIA feuer"uon drowned
II Labor were very mu'h pieoseo S's- from tn
crday with the news from Washington found y,
hat the coal strike had been settledi distance
md oil seemed 10 es"rd the agree saving S
nent to leave the matter to a commits ton.
ion as a decided victory for the unions In the $
n view of the fact that President tho citv