The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-07

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Ripc bananas. - cents per dozen.
- JOHNSON BROS.
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The four mnsted schooner Luzon
arrived IN yesterday from the Island
Of Iieles. OF the Hawaii group.
Mrs Robert Coulter, nee Jeffery.
now residing In Idaho, presented her
husband with an eight-pound boy.
| The probate court viii convene next
Monday and the county commissioners
court has adjourned until the 18th.
| During the past week johnson Bros
have supplied great many families 7
with their winter supply of groceries. y
Beginning next Sunday there will be y
special attention paid to the young peo. !
pie Of the churches In these columns.
| Tomorrow evening Mr.. Herman Wise
viii SO TO Seaside TO pay an official
visit TO the knights Of Pythlas there. 1
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Fisher Brothers have sold another Of {
their sharples tubular separator 10 II
Machado Bros, OF the Lewis and v
Clark. +
The steam schooner Lakmc Is cx. I
pected any day from Ban Francisco, a
with fun cargo. She viii take lum. II
bcr back.
| The two masted schooner Green ar ,
rived In yesterday from San Francis n
co and passed on up TO Portland. where
she will load lumber from the Port. :.
land Lumber Company n
ButfciE TO please the most fastidious. a
the latest creations splendidly planned C
and mngnincently constructed. unex- d
celled for elegance. Your inspection +,
invited. chas. Hcllborn q Son. II
Manager selg In gradually getting II
down TO work again. The marching
and the miniature railroad made his
belt little loose but hopes are enter -,
taIned that he viii pull through. n,
To the parties who took two high ;,
barrel jack screws and three box y,
screws from In front OF Carl Hanson's IN
residence on Eleventh street. will do in
me a favor by returning the same, as "A,
need them.-J. X. Writ. cd
Iron beds are fast supersedIng the ,r
cumbersome wooden article because h,
they rc nea.ar more durable. sani. nj
terr and vermin proof The latest r,
productions have just been received By n
chas. Heiiborn 6 Son. II
Little Claude Clhusen the unfortu- :,
nate victim OF the recent drowning ac-
oident, win be inferred tomorrow aft.
ernoon in Greenwood cemetery. The
nrst service will be held from the {
home OF the boys parents in Upper "
town. F
A number OF the residents OF Lewis d.
and Clark and Youngs River, who n
have been camping OUT nt Saddle v
Mountain for number OF days re. Il
turned to their different homes via T
Astoria. Tho party enjoyed one un. 81
broken good time. n
The adjourned mestIng q the In. e
quest on the body OF Emanuel Grim II
berg who met his death on the shin II
st. Nicholas win be resumed tomor- Il
row morning at . a, m. Al the wit. Il
nesses have been called, Il
II. j, Sehlege OF the Torrey & a
SchleEel firm OF Portland, who with his Fl
wife has been visiting Seaside. IS the
guest Of II. Michael Mayer. Mr.
SchIegcl was formerly employed "a
machinlst operator on the Astorian
lie has many warm friends In the city
owing to the late arrival Of Tho I
boat the f.eondor Bros Uncle Toms /
CABIN Company were unable TO give 4
their performance last night. They v
VIII open their doors at 7.3O Monday a
evening playing also on Tuesday and h
Wednesday Popular prlccs-15cts ANA {
25cts. $
The funeral Of Emanuel Grlmberg Il
occurred yesterday from the Presby- Il
terion church, with nterment al {,
Greenwood cemetery Rev Henry n
Narcotic oflclated, The services were
conducted under the auspices Of Sea- C
side lodge, A, o. U, W.. the Knights II
of Py'hlas' and Charity lodge, D. Of s
H. The different fraternltes were well (,
represented ana many beautiful floral b
trib4es were In evidence v
-Four soldier boys got into trouble Y
with sixteen or twenty civilians last Il
night but not much damage was done n
ot first encounter, The principal on is