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Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Sbosfalb.

Sobn aorien, Ssn az geiIs :. 4or.
len / Canoe Sotpnibip, bsbe gonifc
upentst Sorsbos after iibite llgc.
GnbeI llneoom bar noe hos Roboerre
meb ~Rapgaffets", oe De beisgte og.
inn auriens Sits. Ga Stsi bsrtes
uhe pao geraubaen, iprang Ssnrer
no for of ie, boab Der bar paaferSe,
% ba Sloften uoe toe tiIbeuB, LOB
ban efter. men tun rogIe faa &o6S.
San falot % neo ct ON, oe noeIe n
8utterne tom en- Strno efter ind /
$lriet % melbte, at Ssnnen Ion ube.
oe Of De life funbe faa BAN hi Of rciie
fig eIler tnIe til Dem. Der ipntes NJ
bore 9io | bam, ba ban blen bragt inc,
me- inoen 29se furbe bertes tiIftebe,
bar at iorbi. afosbe par omtrent IS
aar samneI os er ben anben Of Ssn.
nerre, iom er Dob pIrbielig og uben.
tel, formooentlis af SIae.
Rrs. Gurp Ssrpuien, omtreut
76 aar gamrteI, Ssbe ibag (Itanbos)
hos fin Batter Mrs. Sonien, iom Dor
tpprsooer 9uben for Secorob We.
niebeSs Sirfe Der / 9pen. Siget TfaI
brinses iii Souoe / Gbicafap CONT
to for al besrapss. Senbes Ranb Zig.
GER besrapet Der. gfbsbe bar tiIbraat
De iibite gIar hos fine 8srn, iom Dor
iprebt ON / ben norboeitItee Del al
Soma os ipbIise Rinueiota.
- Ole Soeit / 8leaiont Topnibip
bsSe 9erboss aften ben 3bie Wai
efter noeIe Maanebers Spsoout. San
bar fsot i Soen, Rorge ben 3Oie DC.
eerrber 1922 os tOm I'll amerifa /
1853. Snn boeOe fsrit ct aor pao
aoibfonong og fIpttebeb berira ri
8Ieaiont Eopnihip, boor han ieuere
bar boet. Suitru og 7 Bern ooerIeper
bam. 9egrapeIien foreaoar paa Sns.
bog fra Big Canoe 8irte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Jnopanor

1902 oil, ion bet ipnes, bIipe. ei
W0rfenor | Sronnnbrinsens Siitorie.
aaereoe | be fire fsrite at aarets
Wanneoer Tom Der 178,604 Smmi.
grnnter til gaep gorf, os / be fsrite
Gage al Noi nor Snopanorinsen fra
Europa enboo itsrre, ! SorboIo. )
Sanuor fom 1928. / 5ebruar 49,.
519. ! Warts 57,7t5 os ! april 49,
667. Haar man erinorer, at bels
Snopanorinsen / 1901 beIsb iig til
43S,6S6 8erioner, mao bette figes at
pGre en- goo gegpnbeIie.
2sroas os Ssnoas Den 3oie os 4oe
Wfni bIep life f9rre eno 12,340 Sno.
ponorere latte ilnrtS poa gnis Sslanb,
os Ranbag ben ste fstebes BERTH
LOO, iom bar bIepne omborb pao
"Eartar Brinee".
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Slerc gibncsbsrb. Daniel s. gpans

Slere g~ibnesbsrb. Daniel s. gpan.
iom tiblisere Dor SoIbut | 12te Snfan.
teri, niSnebe ben ste / Senotets Slip.
pinerfomite os iagbe, at ban baube lei
ganofitren blioe anuenbt poa to Sn.
~iurgenter i bet noroIige 9uaon for al
toinee benz til at fortplle, boor gao.
ben Iaa ifiiilte. 8e iaa siorbe. Sol
Dot Sranf 8oebler Hog en- ManO, Jon
Dor unSer 8anbfur, 40 8anse / Ra.
ben - set iaa 8ionet boa. Oilers
bIeo Sanserne bel bebanbIet at Col.
baterne, iogoe Gpans. &omiteen Be.
ilutteSc at tiIfaIbe aoebler.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Bert Sarte.

baftsr at en- goi8 / Can Srdneiscc.
Sra 1864 til 1870 Dor ban Sefret9r
peS Soreneoe Staters Rpnt Der /
9pen. 5 1863 bIep ban 8eoaftsr al
"SperIanb WontbIp", os Der bar oct,
ban begpnbte Of ubfoIoe fin Sigter.
sape. San ffreo sfiIorinser Of 8uIb.
groOerIioet / California, og be loJ
iaaIeoes on, at mango al Dem bleo
o%oeriatte paa f~orifieIiee Sprog, Der.
iblanbt paa Iorif. S 1871 flpttebe
gret Sarte til Bolton os ifreo meget /
"atlantic Wontblp". S De ienere anr
bar ban boet / England % melt boIot
fig paa 9anbet. Sa ban blep gam.
mel, fsIte bar SiIbsielisbeO til at bol.
De iie for fig ielo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

SsSsfalb. So6n Sonis, iom Dor
Weblem af Sorcnebe Staters Court Of
Claims, bsoe Den Ste U1ai Of grisbts
Spgbom. San bar fsSt i Iasiaf,t.
ietts oe GIT / fit 52be aar. 5 fine m.
gre Gage par ban Sefretrr Dos Sa.
milton Siib, iom bengang bar Stats.
miuiiter. os unoer @arfieIos os Or.
thurs Administration Dor ban asiiite.
renoe Stntsminiiter, bporpaa ban |
1885 blen IebIem Of Court OF
Claims.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
SlDfnno.

ct 8aabennertiteo fra StenaISeren
bar man for nplig funoet / 09rbeben
al 2epoen / SpbholanS. Dian ianot
tnlrige ombpggelie opitabIe6e og orr.
nehe Grer, Samre, 8iIeipioier o. oesI.,
aIle forfproioeoe al Stem, roale beIt,
anbre fun ballot fProige. 0esuocn
fanbt man en- Slibeiten, Der s1rnipn.
Zig bar neret brugt I'll at afiIibe 9feo.
ffnberne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Spttsner Rai | Sccprab.

8eo 2utber College oiI 170e Dtai
ion oatliet oeiaa iaar bIioe ieiret
meb posienoe Seitlisbeoer. Wtarr bar
ifret iie Beer 8. Stremrle iom Set
:aIer, % Sermon goaIion pil tale poa
SaLIrnsmnaI. Gong 90 Nliiif nj
affIiftte neutrality-suspicious.. DIN
gftcrmibhagen pu Ser bIioe 9oie 9all
Spl ureIlem 2utber Colleges SeIt
"a 9aIe Pal Spiuerne fra Spring
8rope, % on Qitsaer1 SrtIuitstoncert
pan go1esets Campus.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

Sntet Sors. Den frantic Regierins
bar baot iiinoe of beforere abmiral
Gerpep oe @eneransitnant Riles meo
gGresIegionens aors; men 9rRii.
bent Rooiepelt bar laoet Dem oibe, of
ban life anier bet fCr snifeligt,
gr9iiSentens SptrGben b9ffer ito.
Spiist. 8eipep os Wiles mefer Iige.
Tom oeres 8enner, at ban bar til Sen.
iiet at pSmpse Dem enbnu mere, oe at
BON oil sisre belle Serben tienbt meb,
boab ban tGnfer ON benz. Sporom
oltine er, loo er bet iiffert, of Srant.
rig MI life bill sioe De TO sGresIegio.
mems &ors.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Orebt at Synet.

timber llpeiret 9srbae ben 3bie
log 2pnet neb hos Ole SaafenSritb
/ alamafee Gountp og brabte bans
Suitru, Tom lao paa en- StoI. Sll.
let brRnote op. Nrs. Saafensru6
bar en- aIminbeIig astet apinbe, bpis
Bi9enapn bar Sopbio afer, o. Rau.
beus mango 8euner fsler WeoIiben.
beo me6 bam / bans Sorg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Bret barte 600.

Den omerifanfte 9ister Sroncis
Bret Sorte SsSe / Rarbeoen Of Con.
Don Den Ste Mni. San bapoe | I1n.
sere Glib Iiot Of en- Strubeipsbom, os
ben oolote omii0er en- 8Iobitprtning,
Tom enote bans 2io. Bret. Sarte bar
fsbt / GIbanp, Sem gorf, ben 25os
augiit 1887. II aar gantmel reiits
ban til California, boor ban en- Sio
grapebe Cub, men berefter bleo Rs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
kpeefvriterne proficiency

Sorberp9reu0e aouereSmaub W.
%. springer par Den ste Iai /
@aibiugton inOe hos Gr9iioenteu for
at fremisre iorifisTliee Slayer ira Den
itore au9atorporation, ban reprpicn.
terer, % iom taIoer JIG "Sbe Ratio'
nal sipe Stod Isioeiation". San
iorelaeoe 8~r9iioenten ct Telegram
ira aorporationens Br9iioent. Der
Tiger, at antagelien al Warsarin.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
SecDrab % Sntegn.
Zen she glai 1909.
ssuhbrnb | GsI1nar.

Rot I'll Sreoogs blep Der begnnet
SnobriO / BesieInau & Serr's slos.
tebutif j GdIutor. 9utifenS Cab
Reeiftrr~ BIer fInSet 2sroogs @or.
gen i en- geSitabeI | R~nrbeoen, % Der
par natlirIiauis ineen gcnee isieTt i
he1l. Zen baobe inbeboIot ca. S..
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Sra RiSerpap.

SiSte Ssrhag forfirmerebcS / Gin.
coin Strife: aboIpb Ringoer, Sen.
m GEeo6or Opal, Ola Sobrion Ole
SaatoeSt, aImo Soiepbine Rlrs,
GnonSo RisbdI, Gnnctte SELECTION,
GeGn Senette Sidep, Srgo Senriettr
SeIae'on, Soiepbinc Sberpcn, SilIia
dan Sbompion, 9ooiie 9affcn TiI.
fine Sbompior, EtIoo Soiephtne 9of.
fen.
- Rr. &aea er after frif os bel
Hierune fra 9utber Soipital / st.
gauI, minn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
PoYme.

"Reform" for / Sirsbass ffrlper:
Sntet irrffiIt at nppne ON Sor'
mouo Sopmes StEitan6. San ,pnfer
BOG iepnt. SoE ta9er mi Nteoiciu
6agIia for at bsoe Smerterne. IanN8.
ernerne er flare.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

aaSet. aonsresmano GSbp bar
anbefalet gieeo Sobnion | Glen.
tpooo, Niim., til en- al 2abetplabier.
ne peb @eit goint for 7be Minneio.
tooiftrift
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

arissretten mob smitb. Sffici,I
ReobeIelie ON, at arigsretten moo
General Smith err afluttet, er tom.
men til @oibington; men 9ommen
fienoes life.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
"Suspeuueu."

Rditineu "Susocuueu- er mootaaet.
% Den arbeicer gOot % mt % CT i ale
Sele en- isritr &lasiss RaiIiue. % req
bill drbeiale ben I'll enbper. icm oil
bdoe en- COB Raiiine. 5rdetsn bar
$1.st. Carl anSerion, gratnerb, Ysmn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Gu aorreipumSanee, Der bIep for

Gn aorreipOnbanee, Der blep fsrt
melem aguinaIbo og en- Of bans De.
neraler, Roriel, | Sariiar 1899 bier,
at bet forboIber iis ristig Tom anita.
get, at meSens SiIipinoerne foreeao
at bare amerifanernes 8euner, for.
berebte be Jig til at lure zig inc poa
Dem og angribe benz.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

Senator Nslion fbs. Senator
aniite ReIion fro Winneiota bar | no.
gen sib p9ret ipg al bet iantrne Sioe-
b~efinbenoe, JON fnneilebe BAN til
hons 99reIie THOR 8inter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Sra bopeoitaoen
0rpitoerIi

Bill ianftionerc ben. grDftoeiri
Rociepet car mi tilfienoesipet, at
BON oil ianftionere @arearinIooeti en-
al bisie Gage,
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Sfal nuSerisses. Soa SoriIas q

Sfal nuSerisses. Gua Sorilas al
8opt. Canton ira Gbicogo bar Rarl.
neminiiter Woobp bempnoiset nGbnts
officer til OF iammenfalbe en- timber.
iseeIicSret for at ifoffe tiIbeie SpIps-
ninger ON af9rerue / Senebig, 90
amerifanife Ssoffjcerer blep isrte
arreit. Sra Som ~telegrnfereS. al
qmba8iobsr Reper bar baot auoipn:
hos Song gictor emmanuel % taffet
BAN for, at ban IsSlob De fGngile6e
Sficerer pon arpoiereu "Gbicago".
On De nmerifnnife SfiieererS Spfsr'
ieI er Ser ~forsoriet belte Nseninge~.
Oct er iaet, at oe bIeo operfaIot al en-
8~ebeIbob 90 bar nsbt til Of gribe til
oIporIiee 5orboIbsreeIer for at parge
iis. SmioIertiS ifoI Sfficererne baaoc
for % ierere ieIo babe opfsrt iig | bei
@roo ~psbeIogtigt baaOe / 8tneSis o.
andre Steoer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
llSnGuuelicr. Scfrctaren peO uor

rlSuGuuelicr. SefretRren peb Dor
2eaation i Sefins, DIR. s. q
Squires, er al 9rpiioent RooIepelt
uonGont til Weiniiter paa Cuba, %
General G. g. Bragg / 8iScOniin cr
nonpout I'll @eneroIotniuI / Sapana.
@aIaet al Orr. Sauires er / SoerenS'
itcmmeIic ncb oen Hegel, iom Sr9It'
ocuten bar ioitot, at en- 0tinilter Dor
prre en- WmnO meb %oiplomatiif erfa'
RING. SquireS er isbt / aauaoa, men
flutteoe I'll Nep Oorf % tom oertrd
ino / 0ipIomntiet. 5 1894 blcp ban
2cgatiouSiefrctGr | Berlin, % / So
mar 1895 ienbtes ban / iIr1ne @aen'
ifab til Eefine. General Goparb 2.
9ro0g ira 5onO on Sac / @isccnIin
er Ell 8ulboemofrat % bar | Here
Mar Reolem al SouareSien. San
oicroc iig noonfunoi9 peS en- Sale,
han holot / oen bemotratiife g~tational'
fonpcntion / ct, 9ouis / 1855, oo
@roper GlepelauO blcp nomineret.
"Gi eIIter bom," ia9Oc Sragg, FOR
&c SLENDER, ban bar giort."
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
arntaniiaIa Nhreann.
minnsareIts sptp.prff,,.
Zen sbe gaai

Tc. l Saro. on track. ........ 1894.
No 1 Rortberu ............ 74%-UM
SO. Q Hprthern. .......... 49,.
8ontuntials-Ro. Saro.... ....--....
SO. / Nortbern. ........... rs -75H
gto. , Gprtbern.. ....-....
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03
IcRoNE BROS. SPECIALS.

a new line Of belts has arrived at our
store and there is good assortment of
styles, all new and entirely, different
from anything we've had. Come and
see them. Prices from 25c up.
We have received our Opera shawls
and it's fine assortment. The prices
range from SLIPS up and look at them
Will convince you of their value. You
cant make them as cheaply as we sell
them.
Though it may seen little eariy, we
would remind you of the fact that we
carry the largest and best line of Ladies
and children's Fall and Winter jackets
and capes and also Ladies Skirts, and
suits. These goods will soon be here
and it will pay you we'll to come and see
them
We offer the best bargain in box pap
erso record. Assorted high grade plate
finish wove papers in different shades,
up-to-date styles and all ribbon tied,
values 15c and zoe now 1Oc.
We have reached the limit of a 6 x9
pencil tablet that has yet been offered for
a nickel. This Tablet contains $50 ruled
pages of news stock. Come and get one
before they're sold out.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03

LOCAL NEWS.
xXss xxs*xXxxxxX xxxz

Bring your poultry to Stork Bros.
Attorn ey Somsen was in Minneapolis
on business Saturday.
Philip Liesch of the Brown County
Journal was in st. Paul on business Fri
day.
Jos. Vogel is home from the Rush
Medical College for few weeks vaca-
ton. LIZ.
Henry G. Seifert of Ceylon was the
guest of his parents during the cele-
bration. ....u....
Otto and Miss Martha Kierschs of St.
Paul are the guests of the Misses Marti
this week. -.
Watch free with every suit or
overcoat at Zschunhe & Schillinf,
The New Store.
Albert Pfaender went to Mankato on
legal business Friday and to Springfield
on saturday. =. ~,s..- Fl.
Mrs. F. Gerboth left on Wednesday
last on visit to friends in Albany
Stearns county. Il
Miss Katie Russell will instruct the
youth in Dist. No. 20 few miles north
of Sleepy Eye.
Peter Christensen, the merchant prince,
of Sleepy Eye, was in the city on bust
ness on Friday. . "a
Clarence Setter is helping out o. M.
Olson during the busy season after the
opening of school.
x Get your pictures framed at j. 81.
Forster's. He has an elegant new lot of
frames, just arrived.
Miss Addie Olson will leave for Mil
waukee On Thursday morning, there to
take up the study of music.
Miss Lulu Decline has decided to at
tend the Agricultural College at Mime
apolis when it opens in October.
The regular monthly business meeting
of Co. A takes place tonight. It is de-
sired that all members be present.
Mrs. j. NeWhart and daughter, Miss
Grace returned from Minneapolis and
have been in the city the past week.
Elmer Haberle will attend the uni
versity the coming year. He intends
taking up q course in engineering.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03
The 3. Q. E. lodge will begin Monday
to hold regular weekly meetings.


70 hold regular weekly meetings.
Monday was Labor day, which in this
state sta is legal holiday, but it was not
observed with any degree of popularity.
The people have scarcely recovered from
the holiday Of week ago. The day is
more Of feature in the large cities
where labor is more serious problem
than here.
u can no longer be said in New Ulm
that 9 woman cannot keep secret Mrs.
blanchard comes home from visit to
Marion, Iowa, accompanied by man
whom she oduces as her husband, and
announces that she has been married for
9 year. The ceremony took place at ST.
Louis on the 9th Of August, 1901. On
that date she was married to T. F. Sholes,
9 wholesale dry goods merchant of st.
Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. sholes came to New
Ulm on Friday last week and will re-
main here during the month of Septem-
Der, he having disposed of his property
in st. Louis last week. Mrs. Sholes saws
that q the reason she has kept her wedding
Q secret IS that she wanted to show her
friends that there was one woman who is
able to keep a secret. She is certainly
entitled to the prize. Mrs. Sholes has
many friends in this city who will con-
graduate her on her marriage with best
wishes for long life of happiness.
At meeting of the directors of the
Brown County Agricultural Association
held on Wednesday evening steps were
taken towards the work of having fair
for the county in this city on Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 10 and 20. On account
OF the condition of the fair grounds it
was though best to let the fair 20 this
year but on writing to the state authori-
ties it was learned that it could not be
done without forfeitlng the state appro-
priation SO it was decided to. hold the
fair in Union hall. The usual premium
list will be printed and awards made
and the best possible fair will be held.
Coming SO soon after the celebration just
passed it will not attract many people
and those interested do not feel like tax
ing the part in it that they otherwise
would. It will be 80 late in the season
that there will be few vegetables to ex-
hibit but the stock will be good. It will
be noticed that there is to be but two
days this year instead of the customary
three of previous years. The attendance
is not expected to be large.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03
DR.. O. Gray,
OSTEOPATHY AND MASSAGE.

Persons suffering from diseases in any
of its various forms should try DR.. o..
Gray's Remarkable treatments for the
cure of any weakened or unnatural con-
dition of the human body. He cures
constipation, bronchitis, catarrah, heart
diseases, kidney and bladder troubles,
and rheumatism III SO short time that
people wonder why they suffered as long
as they did. His treatment for liver
complaint and stomach troubles neuralgia.
nervousness, bad blood, pimples, scrofu-.
L., etc, is truly wonderful in it's effect,
and its marvellous power is felt from the.
first treatment. To prove the truth of
his claims DR.. Q. Gray is Offering to all
sufferers free trial Of his wonderful
treatment.
Office over Hornburg's store. New
Ulm, MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03

Mrs. Johnson was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Richartz Of TINS city and
has spent most of her life since coming
to America in this county and many
years in New Ulm. Recently she moved
with her children to Sleepy Eye. Her
husband and eight children are living.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03
Died..

BAIDuAN-on Monday, Sept. i, 1902, in
the ~ years Of her age, Mrs. Balduan.
Interment today in Lutheran Gem
etery.
JoHNsoN--on Monday, Sept. 1, 1902 at
Sleepy Eye of Cholera Morbus, in the
54th year of her age, Mrs. Elizabeth
nj Johnson. =z%
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03
Bids for Printing. =

The undersigned will receive bids for
printing $500 primary election ballots
Tor Brown County. All bids must be in
the Auditors office before 10 a. m. on
Saturday Sept. g., 1909.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW

Rev. A. Riser, of ST. Paul, will
preach at the Congregational church
at both services, IL a. m. and I;S0 p.
m. Sunday school at L., A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Divine worship morning and even
ing at the First Lutheran church in
uppertown. In the afternoon the pas
tor goes to Youngs river to preach in
the Battle Creek schoolhouse,
Services at Grace church as usual.
Morning prayer, litany and sermon at
II a, M; Sunday school, 1880; even
ing prayer and sermon, 1880, A cele-
bration of the Holy Communion at
Holy Innocents chapel, Uppertown, at
a, m.
At the Baptist church there viii be
the usual services. The subjects of
the sermons will be: Have We Ben
Faithful" and The Peace of Pros
perity' Everybody is cordially in
vited.
/ Presbyterian church services as us
ual except that from this time on the
evening sevlce begins at 7:SO. Theme
of the morning sermon, 1.-The Evange-
llstic Movement, Evening theme,
''The Twelve Gates Into the City"
At the Methodist church there will
be a special program in the evening.
The choir will render some new music
and Miss Grace Rannells, who has
been studying music during the past
three yers in Los Angeles, will sing
"a Dream of Paradise" with violin
and organ accompaniment. Miss RAN
nells, who is quite young, gives prem
ise of being one of our first sopranos.
At the Salvation Army services will
be held at and p. IN. The Beck
family is expected to arrive on the
first boat from Tillamook.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13
PIANOS FOR SALE.
Special InducCmt viii BE
Made to CicSe Out Il Num-
bCr Now in Stock.

For the purpose Of closing out every
instrument now in Astoria, to make
room for new pianos and organs about
to arrive have authority to dispose
of the remaining several choice upright
pianos at wholesale cost
And not only this, but to accomplish
this matter quickly, we will accept
very easy terms Of payment from any
responsible purchaser who is not pre-
pared to pay all cash at this time.
Ten dollars down and six dollars a
month win now secure an excellent,
fully warranted upright piano, at a
saving Of a clean hundred dollars,
Don't fail to see this and other good
instruments at the closing out sale OF
the Cyrus stock.
L. G. Thomas, general agent, Eiler's
Piano House. with A. R. Cyrus, 2A
Commercial Street, Astoria. Largest
Oldest and most responsible Western
dealers. Store open in the evening.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13
personal MENTION.

WIN Madison is in Portland.
c. c. Brewer is In The city.
Alex strebe Is up from Sea side.
c. Mayors, Of Mager. Is in town.
L. Wohlburg. IL here from Chinook.
Fred Olsen, Of Olney, was Ia the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Austin or Seaside. visited the
city yesterday
DR.. Tuttle returned to the city on
last nights 1870.
James Lynch. Of Warrenton, was in
the city yesterday.
Colonel John Adair wac up from
Sunnymeade yesterday.
George C. Duffer timber cruiser,
Of Ashland. Wis. is in the city
II. Il. Hoefler and wife are taking
q brief outing at Cannon Beach.
BENZ Woorsley, of Svenson, arrived
In the city on last nights train.
Mrs. Dan MeAllen ard two OF her
boys passed through TO Portland.
Captain James Tatten was a passen-
ger on last nights train INTO the city.
Miss Carol Jeffers is in the city
from her home on the Lewis and
Clark
Mrs. W. Greenwald VIII visit with
her sister, Mrs. Harmon, in Wren
ton today
Mrs, Theo. Fessle, who has been
visiting In Portland, returned home
yesterday.
W. ). Lyness and A. s. York. rep
resentIng the Eevening Telegram, Of
Portland, are in the city.
Miss Nellie Barker has returned to
Portland to resume her student work
at Annie Wright Seminary.
william Scott and wife. of Woods,
Ore. are in the city enroute for Til
lamook.
Tom Brown and II. w. Simpson, Of
Portland, are in the city. They are
here in the interests of timber deal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13
AN EXHIBITION PIANO.

We note from the Portland papers
that Mr.. &. VI. Cellar has secured one
Of the fancy Chickering upright pi-
amos contained in the beautiful dis
play made by Eiler's Piano House at
the Portland carnival. The instrument
Is one of the renowned baby CHECKER
ings in purely Colonial case Of rich San
Domingo mahogany, and win undoubt-
edly source of the greatest pleas
ure and satisfaction to Mr.. Cellars
family and their extensive circle cf
friends for all time to come.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13

The fire has been very active for sev-
cray days In the neighborhood Of An
drew Young's ranch on Youngs river.
new settler by the name Of Hen
ningson, living just below Mrs. Grants
farm. has moved his family and en-
tire household goods out on the tide
land. and there they have been camp
Ing several nights. isut AZ We: no dam
age has been done 10 his home The
crew OF men employed on the county
road were busy yesterday and the
day before transferring their effects 10
places Of safety.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13
HATS TRIMMED FREE.

Mrs, r, Ingieton has Just opened up
a 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. Welch Block,
opposite Budget office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.

All fishermen whose nets have been
injured by steamers during the last
fishing season are requested to report
the fact with the circumstances at
tending the same to the secretary of
the c, r, F, P. Union. T. NELSON,
Secretary Of Joint Committee.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13

Hon. Benz, Young returned from Mon-
mouth yesterday morning. where he has
been In attendance nj the meeting Of
the board Of regents Mr. Young re-
ports the school TO be In fiourIshing
condition. Amongst the other busl-
ness done was the election cf Professor
tIobnson to the faculty. to succeed
Professor Mulkey.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-13
HILL CHANGES HIS AGENTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-Presi-
dent ]. ]. Hill. of the Great Northern
railway. has appointed J. F. Lawless,
manager OF the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company in this city, in place of
Goodall, Perkins g. Co., the former
agents. The company is owned by the
Pacific Coast Company, of Seattle,
which, in turn. is an adjunct of the
Hin road.