The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-30

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John kopp. the Astoria brsweryman.
u at Coos Bay on business.
Mrs M. 10 Smith has given birth 10
"a io.pound son. Sunday last.
bids for building a school house in
uniontown win be opened May 10th.
Steam Schooner Lakme arrived In
from San Francisco at 8 o'clock last
evening
A meas house IL being built on the
Nehalem road by the roadmaster near
the Hayseth place.
| Cleared at the custom house yester.
day, the barkentlne chehalis. bound
for Peru with lumber.
NJ q, Frenstoyitch, Of uppertown.
has made some valuable improvements
on his promises recently.
Mr.. and Mrs, Webster. OF uppertown.
are the happy recipients OF fine pair
Of twin girls at their home,
Repairs on Commercial street from
Eleventh to Fourteenth. have been
completed by Contractor Writ
The Copper Queen. gasoline schoon-
er. with a cargo OF mining machinery
for Gold Beach. arrived down yester-
day.
Manager II. Il. Dyer, OF the clatsop
NH Company. returned from Portland
yesterday. after several days visit
20 that city on business.
The sash and door factory IL pro-
grassing right along. THE dry kiln
has been completed and everything 10
working towards the completion OF this
great enterprise.
John Farsman, Of Deep River, was
IN Astoria yesterday and paid the As
torian a substantial call Mr.. Fars-
man In an old time patron OF this pa.
per.
The funeral services Of the late John
wentworth win occur from the resi-
dence OF his mother this afternoon.
under the auspices OF the Fraternai
order OF Eagles,
J. IT. and c. n. Looney. brothers
of O. r. Looney. prominent citisen
OF Astoria, arrived from West Virginia
yesterday. with view os locking
around Astoria and ultimately set.
ting.
Tho Ciataop MN Company has been
busy laying the foundation Of lts work
and 10 now ready for the piledrivers,
who will be ready In few days This
institution win be completed az rapidly
as possible.
John Ropp, jr.. bookkeeper for Kopps
brewery, is laid up In bed. and has
been NO for q week, from the effects
lof vaccination. Mr.. Kopp says he
would risk smallpox but never again
vaccinatlcn
The young ladies' OF 81. Agnes Guild
Twin give an afternoon tea In the base
ment Of the Episcopal church. Thurs
day. May /, Delicious home made
ieandy win be on sale. Everybody
cordially invited.
!. p. Cayanaugh, OF Portland VIII
address the Young Mems Republican
Club next Friday evening. May ., al
I7.s p. m. There will be a smoker after
tho speaking and all Republicans and
friends OF the party are invited to b.
preesnt,
Contractor Lebeck finished driving
piles for the sldetraek put In foI
IIaneberger and Warren's cold-storags
as well as Elmore's coal wharf ant
Icoid storage plant Everything Il
Ioompleted there in the way Of pile
driving,
| A May-day tea will be given by th'
Methodist ladies at the parsonage, q
the corner of Exchange and Ninth
streets, Thursday afternoon from 3 e
Is o'clock An excellent program, choice
refreshments and social time will
be the features Of the occasion TIL,
Ipublic cordially invited.
Salt Is not salt. 1t ls a common say
ling that salt Ia salt, meaning that any
salt Is good enough for ordinary use
but We assert the contrary; much sail
ls impure; II contains more or less dirt
for the simple reason that It Is made
Iby methods which render cleanliness
and purity impossible. Worster salt
IL made In such way that Il is i'm
possible for It to be unclean or impure
WHILE best of ALL We are able to sel
lit to our customers at the same price
Gs any other, and, as II is stronger
than. other kinds II Is really the most
economic. JOHNSON BROS,