The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-05

ihP" phnhnAN, W cents per dozen,
JOHNSON EROS,
c. q, Palmhsrg secured contract
for a $1,000 schoolhouSc at syenson.
The steamer william H. Harrison
leaves for AlaeA at clock this morn.
ing.
The schooner q. w. Watson is ex-
peetod to arrive shortly for cargo Of
lumber,
Mlas Anne Fatoeis. an English girl.
took out her frat citizenship papers
yesterday 80 did NelA ryberb, Of
sweden
Fifteen hundred parlor matches for
10 cents, They are cheap and ought
to burn JOHNSON BROS.
Pile driver Lebeck has found the
frying pan which was stolen from him
last sunday night. He found no bacon,
but claims he has found clue.
G. T., Hlockford. the editor OF the
Clatakanie ChIeftaIn. accompanied by | !
his daughter, got In late last night
and VIII spend q day oF TWO here.
The four'mgsted schooner Olga from
san Francisco came In and dropped an /
chof az 5:i6 .. m yesterday. She comes ]
IN ballast and viii load lumber. Cap. /
snin A. Maldwick IN In command
ZOO handsome, up TO dJlr iiGiures
and paintings offered a. i lcH price
for ONE WEEK Only. Here III
chance 10 decorate slnr homes ior the
fall. ~svenson's Book Siorn, T.
A small cavalcadn OF bugglcH and wag-
ons Was. lined up at the depot early
ycstar lay morning. They are 10 be
distributed 10 purchasers Ia this dis
tiict and ace made ~ Grinnel, Ia.
others arc on the way,
To the parties who took two high I,
barrel Jack screws and three box |,
screws from In front Of Carl Hanson's h
residence on Eleventh street, will do /,
me favor by returning the same, as :
| need them,--J. X. Writ .
Parties desiring 10 can damson /
plumn should leave us their orders c
now, as this fruit will begin 10 arrive 4
Within the next few days. and the sea- c
son for them IL very short, JOHN
son BROS, y
The hlgh.clasS vaudeville acts intro d
duced by the I.condor Bros; In their s
production OF Uncle Toms Cabin adds >
"a novelty that viii attract many who 4
have previously witnessed this time Il
honored drama. a
No article of furniture adds more TO y
he appearance OF the home than a n
handsome sldcbotrd. From the lot n
jnst placed IN display by Chas, He'll y
born q Son you can 'ccnrc beauty
I very low figure, II
For the Elks' carnival at Portland, 4
the White Collar Line will sell round Z
trip tickets September 3, s, and 10, I
for $3.50. good returning until septem-
bcr Il. Al intermediate landings one
fare for round trip, Steamer Bailey
Gatzert leaving Astoria at I p, m.
II was suppo led that last night would s
have lnuncehd forth new union in {
town. Partly ON account of the wealth $
er, partly from other causes, there /
were not sufficient present to organ &
iEe. William Althouse, VINO has the $
matter In hand, informs us that by the i
end of the week the union viii be an 4
accomplished fact =
The work of Irving and capping 4
tie piles for the new trestls for the q
A. & G. II, H. Co, reaching from the $
Washington cannery to Smiths Point, Y
a distance OF ona mile. has Just heen I
completed without serious delay TO i
trains and Is now ready for the string I
erS. The trestle being replaced was /
built for the Goss road II years ago 3
and was no longer safe. I
s
The Republican convention of Wah- d
kiakum county resulted In the follow !
ing nominations. j, G, Megler re re- =
sentative; ]. w, Faubion, auditor;
Jesse Barker, treasurer; George f.
Hanngan, clerk; NJ S. Houghen,
she "!e; Maui Kmba'l, school super
intendent; DR., C, w Bales, coroner;
John Canaris and Thad Barr, commits
sloners, The state delegates are' L.
c. Burton. @, II, Hannlgan, #, smalley
and c. IT, Sullivan,
For the Elks' Carnival and Street Il
Fair to ne heli at Portland from y
September lst to 18th, inclusive, the A, |,
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