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Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-17

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Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-17
currants!. currants!

Commencing Tuesday. July 7th, at
Y Meeser's, 26 Thayer Street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-07-17
All Wool Walking Skirts
Ladies Black and COI0red Etamina Skirts al
20 Per Cent Discount.

sl2O0 quality, nicely trimmed with tatfeta bands an
drop skirts at $3.50
$1,000 quality excellent article and we'll made So o
large assortment of all wool and worsted walkn
skirts in black and colors
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Treie Tarmsn int tuetli9en Ganana.

Ste Sastat9enan galep 9anb
60. pom ct. Saul, bic sr0bte 9anb
60. in ben Ser. Staaten, pel9e CO..
nabil9es SanO perbanbelt, bat uirt=
li@en Inlieblern Gin tauienb Siertel
Seftioneu tbrer 2GnOereien i'm Sas=
tat9ewan.S bale I'M peitli9en Cana
oa freiseiteut. 0ies lit cine auBer=
serD6bnlide @elesenbeit CUR @rlan=
guns elmer 9eimtdtte, ba bieie 9dn=
bereten sans beionoers pini9ens=
pertb iinb, neil iie iebr frudtbar iinb,
auseeSeidAeten Sooer BADEN unb berr=
liden @iienbabnen let9t susdnsli9
iinb. Srsenb SemtanOen, Der iid ei=
ne CUTE Sarm fret ii9ern mO6te, lit
bic pom Der Sastattepau : SaIep
eanb 60. sema6te Propolttiou oman
lele bic anseise at anberer Stele)
sepib Der senauen Sea9tuns wertb.
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(Torti. uon Seite ~

er bic breifa9e &rone. @abrenb er
bur6 bic bo@rufenbe Mense setrase,1
murbe, ertbeilte er re9ts unb linfs1
ben paptli@en Sesen +; Ser Gntbuiiasz
mus NOR 10 srob unb Der @uni@ Der
@%nmelenben, bic @ewdnber bes Papz
ites gu beribren, 10 eifris, bab bic
a%nmelenbeit Der @arben gu ieinem
S9ube wirtli6 notbpenbis eri@ten.
Or. sapponi bate Dem sreiien Yapit
belonbers ans Sers selest, bab er
ii9 an ieinem Subeltase Dor ueber=
anitrensuns iebr biten miiIe, bamit
er au3 ben &rOnunssfeierli9feiter
am 3. Wars sewa6ien iei. Ser
Paplt CAB benz 8uni6e bes Nrstes
Bis gu einem semilien @rabe na6, era
fldrte inbeB, es iei feline Yfli9t BEN
@~ldubisen ~seseniber, iein 8eites gu
tbun. Sn Der Sbat beitanb er bas
Gelebriren Ser Fl. Mele unb bic ptlz
GER mpfdnse uOr5isli9. Sn leinem
S6luBsebet flebte er ben Sesen @ot=
tes auf bas 8olf Ser sansen @elt
berab. Qls er mieber na6 leinen
@ema9ern suridsefebrt mar, iaste
er: uOas mar Ser gliidli6ite Sag
meines Gebens." Sci Dem sSubildz
umszS anfsottesbienit in Der ct. ge=
terstir9e, wel6er slet6seitis nit ben
Seierli6teiten in bem Selisipre6unss=
Saale bes Satttans itattfanb unb
pom pdptli6en Staatslefretdr Gar=
binal &oaa s~eleitet mrrbe, maren
etpa $4,000 Ferlonen susesen.
Papit SEQ lit jebt SO Sabre alt.
Gr wurbe in Dem fleinen S0rf6en
@arpineto, bod i'm 2epepini= @ebirse,
seboren, wobin nod feline giienbabn
sebrunsen lit. Seit einem balben
Sabrbunoert bat er leinen @eburts=
ort ni6t mebr seleben, mo ii9 nod
man9e weiBbaarise @reile leines &na=
benalters %erinnern aber er ipri6t oft
BON i6m. Our 3ett, ais SEQ Ser
Oreisebnte gum Papit seudblt purbe,
be1tanS bas 9eilise Gollesium aus 63
Garotndlen, wopon 50 pom Gapit
Ptus TX. unb 4 pom Faplt @resor
XVI. tretrt wOroen paren. Yapit
SEQ aber bat ni9t pentser ais 145
Garbtndle freirt, worunter 81 Static
ner, 21 Sransoien, 9 Spanier, 4 l1n=
sarn, 2 Oeuti6e, 3 g%nsldnber, 1
Selsier, 2 Fortusielen, 1 S6meiser,
3 Srldnber, 2 Foleu, 1 &omanier,
l GAMBLER unb 1 amerttaner (G'ib=
bnnsl.
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% 6ebetbIcber. @e,

~ Vebetbucber. Wenr Sbr
Elm @ebetbu9 Sebraudt, iet es Elm
tleines Bud fir elm &tnb ober Elm
berrlt6es Bud fir Elm @eiGent, fin
bet ibr In gnsliid uub Oeutl9 ben
srOBten unb beiten Gorratb in It.
MOODS 8u@banoluns. 13.ba
- Sadie in &annen 10, 1299,
Is, Is rub zoe. per Same. Wad=
erel Is bis zoe. per Same; Sarbinen
5, 10, Is bis 2Oc. per Same BET
@ebr. 8optus.
~ SIR mont Cure Sarm uer=
faufen; MIR mOuen gu6 einen Ser
fdufer ueridaffen. Spre6t bel uns
Dor ODER l@reibt on urs unb laBt gus
re sSarm bel uus gum Serfauf etntra=
gen. Oie Cooper 9anb Co., Satnt
gloub, Winn. 1872
Gojentran;e. @tr baben obne
3weifel Sic fetuite 4uswabl in &oleu=
trdnsen, bte ie in bteier Stabt per-
tauft murben. gs ma6t uns Ser
sniisen, Gu@ bielelben gu seisen.
w Gin sutes Otenitmdb6en gum
iofortisen gintritt uerlanst. Nad,
~sufrasen in SO. 425-9. Nue. iao.
lid.
Soiun : Glerfs! SIR brau6t ni6t
weSSul9iden fiir Cure Conn Weetins
Slauts. Su6t Sud- bieielben aus
in AtmooSs Su6sel9dft. Oort finbet
SIR cine pole ausmabl. ba.
sg Sriide Syiters, 9idlinse,
Salebut unb lonitise serdll6erte Slide
BET @ebr. SoUins.
Is 8riters gu permietben
ober 81 pertaufen In Itwoob's Su9=
itore. Seen unb aus Sweiter 9anb.
s Srsenb cine arbeit auf bem
9anoe ODER in Der Stabt gu perri6ten
selu9t pom elmer Suuerldlii9en Yers
ION. 9ta15ufra9en I'M r9torolfer1. L
s- @enn Sbr etneu Sppe=8ri.
ter bergen ODER taufen wout, IpreGt
Dor in Ntmoob'S Su3banpluns.
s- Stride 6drtnse per Yfuuo
Sets. Smelts 15c. per Yfunb
Srii6e Pife, 9er9, Yideral unb
Waderel bel @ebr. Booming.
- 8ir baben cine pouitdnbise
@uswabl Conn Weetins Slants.
S9idt mad uns fur Cure Slanfs
ober fommt ielbit unb iu6t Sud bie=
ielben aus. Iu6 Sopnlbip Wanuale.
Itmoob Su9banbluns.
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800 9cIpbnuns! 500.

Die eefsr stsfer 3eiturs nsrssu I'D frraeu. III Ct.
fatrsn, bas 20 rentsfens cine sefurStete Sranftett
siebt, rcI6e bic Wthsrf6aft tn au' itren Stuiea al
beilsn TIN StdHss TT; Sau's 8atarrbsS Sur Ia bic Elm.
it8e lest Der dr,tlt&cn SrIterf&aft ~befannte spFttpt
Sur. Sdtdrrt %erfcreert ais cine ION fitutiprsfraul
belt ette epnfttutipnene Seba usluns. San's 8atarrk.
Sur rtrS tnnerliS sea uns rtrft ttrsft ant
fds Sluf unb tts f6lcimissn SberRdGea ts Ss.
ftnS. DdsurS Gle @runelase Der 8ranftett ,erfS.
sens NM eeit patteatsn 8raft aesene, tnsent fs tte
&pufttuttpn aufbdut uns scr s0dtur In ttrsrr sperf,
ttltt. Die Gtgerttl nnsr taben 70 stsI S~ertraueu an
tbren Sstlfrdften, eaF fe stnsuubfrt SrQdrs SeIrb.
nuns tlr ieeen Hau %anbteten. BEN fs ~ furirea ptr.
teSlt. SaBt eu6 ttne elite srn 3susHtFea fsrm:n.
Rar d~trsdtrs:
&. 8. &bents b q o.. goithp. O..
Vsrtsatt zen aarn ars.te!srn, rs Gents.
Sau's Samilien= Giuen bic befen
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8i&mono.

9err s. g. @lab BON st.. gloub
bot lebten Srettas ietn S@antsei9dft
In ienem @ebdube, bas bis babtn pon
9errn pbtl. @enner occupirt mar,
er0fnet. 9err @lab erfreut ft9 BIER
cine uortbeilbaften 8etanntldaft, unb
obne a3wetfel mtrb er itt BET uns ct:
nes Suten grfolses In leinem Inter
nebmen gu erfreuen baben. = 2aut
Na9ri9t ma6t 9. Man3, ber In 81.
pilon's 9ospttal gu SEEM Y~apnespiIe
wesen 8linbarmentsinbuns operirt
murbe, auf benz @ese Der 8eiieruns
quite Sortidritte. - 6err unb Srau
Wi9. @lenbeder unb Srau g. s.
Ebeiien BON Cob Sprins rparen Dien=
flag IN ~unierer Wttte. = Ser Samilie
Soiepb S@wanfl .purbe Oienftas Elm
manteres SObuden seboren. FRI.
9ena Sdser uon ct. gloub murbe als
Qufwdrterin ensasirt. - Serr unb
Srau Sacob Seiben unb Serr eSobn
abmann wobnten Der llnterbaltuns BEL,
bic Wontas Ibenb pon ben 30slinsen
Der ct. 8enebtcts Mtabemie su ct.
Soiepb in ber NuItalt seseben murbe.
IS. I 8eud reiite mad ct. Yaul,
NO er etnen uollitdnbisen Sribiabrs=
Waarenuorratb faufte. - Sen. Soft
BON ct. @loub NOR Oienltas in &C.
i6dfteg In u~nierer Burg -@ine anse=
nebme ueberral@uus wurbe Der "a.
mtlte Sacob Setben bon ibret ptelen
Sreunben bereitet, unb BEL einem &c.
miitbli6en G%artenipiel ME BET Wulit
uno @elang perliefen bic Stun6en bes
3uIammenietns In beitsriter @eile.-
Der fraber bier pobnbaft semeIene
9err sc. 6. 2abner, pel9er iest bas
angenebme &lina galiforntens &c.
niebt, BAT Iein Seim Don gupertino,
no CT eine S6Hfarm bewobnte, mod
Santa Clara, Gal, uerlest.
gslCGD.
SIN LESTER Wontas Na6t Fat bier
5err 8ttus Sormster i'm boben Glitter
BON IA Sa9ren bas 3eitli6e seles=
net. Ser Seritorbeue bearbeite cine
Reibe BON Sabren cine Sarm in Sud:
man Conn, Morriion County, pon
no er Dor einisen Sabren iein Seim
nod bier uerleste. St. biuterldBt
@attin unb swet S6bne, uon benen
Ser eine namens Soiepb tn gudman
ii3 Der Sanbpirtbi@aft wtbmet, pdb=
renb ber anbere uameus 8itus in ct.
@(oub pobnbaft lit. Seute morseu
itnbet Don Der bieitSen tatb. Stride
aus BITE Seeroisuns ftatt. WOse Der
9ertorbene tn Sriebeu ruben SEER
unb Sranf Waurer tebrten Samltas
uon elmer SeIu9sreiie, bic tie Dor Ell
ner @o@e nod Onlutb uub superior
ma6ten, mad 9aule surid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

~ Soadnbiide Sdriase in SdB=
den BET gebr. Sowtns.
- Sol6e, wel9e bic 9dubsreien
In golben Bailey beii6ttseu poIen,
baben nun @%elesenbeit, an irseno et=
mem Oienitas Sic &eiie bortbiu ansu=
treten. Wan wtelbe iid in Der Office
pom 9errn Heter Srid ODER in Der
pom 5errn Sobn SO. Gmmel
ipdteitens Inn 8 llbr uormittasS an
benz Gage, Oil weldem man reiien min.
Gin &etourbiuet foitet $40. - Emit
~ &ounb Sbort 5d,inse llub
6~amburser 9ewiirste Sdrtnse betm
elmer ober Sfunb BET @ebr. Sopina.
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Oamfia9uu9.

Iasn, weIde ~ul,ierer lieben Mutter uub
Satin wdbrenb ibrer Grautbeit bilireid ,ur
Sanb 9in9eu rns ibr beim SearGbnib bas
leste @bren9eleit aabeu, lei hermit infer
berSli6er Oanf oIsseipro6en.
Wtatbtas @aB uno &inber,
Strembur9, Wtrtu.
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0ilman.

@dbrenb ber lebter paar Sage Itnb
bier aht g%latternfdue porsetommen.
Die Sdue linb wobl ale ni6t l9lius
mer 4rt, aber bod lit bte Grantbett
cine unanSerebme, neil Die aer5te nit
Dem abiperren iosleid BET Der 6anb
linb unb le BARN ein5is ri6tise Mittel
e%rfennen, I'm elmer unliebiamen Ser:
breituns Der &ranfbeit porsubeugeu.
Or. Dimler bat bic &ranten in ge.
banblung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Nem Wunid.

Sier lit bic Na@ri6t ein~setroifen,
baB s. g. @et6eu, ber frhber bier
anidiiis war anb In nod sutem In=
benfen itebt, In National gitp, Ga
l%ifornia, seitorben lit. Ser geritorz
bene mar elmer Der eriten Nniiebler in
Stearns County unb mobnte bis Dor
einem Sabre i'm Conn Dat; BON bier
sos CT nod Californian, mo- er ltd BET
elmer leiner EO6ter einquartirte. ST
mar etua IS Sabre alt unb erfreute
ii9 itets Der beiten @elunobeit. Sein
Sob Iberrai6te TIN, als er In einem
8arbierltuDle Ylas senommen bate ;
Elm Sersldlas maate leinem 2eben etn
jdbes gnbe.
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albanl.

Gi8arrenfab,itant 81 g. &a
Don bier reilte 0ieuita9 1T 8esteituu9
leiner beIieren 6dlfte mad Benton 60 !,
no tie has elterlt6e 9aus bes Serrn
&a beiu6en werben .-Oie Seryen
Gebrer Nnbr. &ebler uub &raus ron
bier reilten Samltas in @elddften
nod ct @loub. = Seinrid S9dfer,
Sobn bes Serrn SEQ. SO. S6dfer,
wuroe Samitag infolse zines gru6
.leibens i'm ct. Gapbaels Sospital Gil
ct. @lout operirt
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Eier3.

Wtit unierem @ountplis eittle 6aGs
iou biele Ortldaft, in Der IS oil lon=
itiaen mobernen 8erbeIlerunSen ni9t
manselt, in telepboniIde SerbtnSuns
aeiest roerben. gs wirb bies sar Sc
buns unIerer @eI6dfte ~bebeutenb BET
trageu nnb lonlt bon ausemeinem Nats
sen Ietn.
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MDon.

2anbibertrasunsen iinb tn bielem
Conn nod tmmer an Der Cages
oronuns, unb fetn 8unoer, muB ia
Der biasbesisli6e 9olspreis einen &ets
nit it9 brinseu nod ben idweren Stint
berlanb, an benz unler Comm imnler
nod 10 reid lit. SER Geo. R. 9ars
els perfaufte bteier Sage wieber 100
Mder 9anb tn bie1em Somn benz 9errn
Sp. 8runius fur 50, 600; mebrere
anbere Sertdufe iinb nod tn Sidt,
unb rpeun es 10 metter gebt, mtrb man
In Npon balb nurme5r nod fremben
@eii6tern besesnen. = Sc betBt, baB
in unIerer Ortl6aft wdbreno Der bites
iabrisen 8aulaton a6t BIB sebn Neuz
bauten uerben errihtet merben.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06

For Rent--A six room house with
bath. Inquire OF ]. w. weleh.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06
Marine Notes.

Two of the massive pontoons for the
drydock for the Port OF Portland. be-
ing built at Vancouver, are to be laun-
ched at o'clock this afternoon, so the
contractors telephoned to this city yes
terday, says the oregonian. They have
been waiting for several weeks for the
Columbia to rise to the desired stage in
order that expenses in the launching
of these huge structures might be les
sened The water has come up to
within a foot or so of the required
height several times, but as the wea-
ther turned cold it has receded each
time. The sunshine of the last few days
has commenced melting the snow in
the mountains and the river is rising
steadily,
The Fannie Kerr. the hulk Of the Brit
ish four-masted steel bark of that
name was reported by cable to have
gone ashore at Formosa. The history
Of this drift is most interesting, the dis
tance covered by the abandoned wreck
being among the most remarkable on
record She was abandoned May 20,
l9hs in latitude North 26 80, longitude
West 1Ss. At this time all the matches
were blown off and the flames were
coming out of the hatchways March p
1908, the vessel was sighted by the Brit
lsh steamer Heathdire. The Fannie
Kerr was at the time half loaded, had
no rnasts. and only a bowsprit. She
was last sighted April 4 off the south
end of Forniosa by the Norwegian
steamer Taurus, She was boarded by
some Of he crew OF the Taurus, who
reported discovering nothing but lit
tie soap. 1t was decided that hulk was
not worth taking in tow.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06
ASTORIA. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY g. 1908

other points, and listening TO the grand
sSs,0O0 chapel organ nj Palo Alto. That
organ pleased me more than my first
pair Of boots. could hardly get away
from Il, The mammoth hardware store
OF Miller, schlass 4 Scott had much In
teres. for me- bing In my line. They
have 40 epmloyes In the store. When
man applies for o Job they look up
his record. ascertain TO a certainty his
habits and character and where he
spends his leisure time. Some Astoria
young men would find their swath too
Wide for those methods. All OF the Al
aska Packers associations feet have
sailed for the north except the Star OF
France, which sails tomorrow. Hugh
Murray, who used TO be foreman for
David Morgan IN his Astoria cannery.
goes In this vessel to superintend the
company's eannery AZ chilcat p. ".
johnson. another Astoria man, once
connected with the Scandinavian can
merry. IL now ON his way to run an A.
r. A. cannery on Bristol bay. Many
ships are idle In San Francisco bay
aud shipping men complain OF the pre-.
vailing low rates for foreign charters.
The French ships have the best OF II.
Their subsidy keeps them going at a
profit. san Francisco weather Is de-
llgh,ful In winter. but IN summer there
is no climate 30 near perfect as that
which We enjoy at Astoria"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06

Come TO the dime musee Tuesday
night, May IL.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06

Rooms--Some choice housekeeping
rooms now vacant and for rent, over
Petersen & Browns shoe store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA,

After two months sojourn at Ala
media, Calf, and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs
Martin Foard and daughter returned
home yesterday on the Columbia. Their
stay in California was occasioned by
Mrs. Foard's poor Health, and her
many friends will be pleased to know
that she Is now entirely recovered, The
climate proved to be very helpful. Mr..
Foard remained with his wife during
her convalescence. Said hel II en-
toyed the vacation very much. though
not in need Of II, for myself, and spent
the time visiting old friends, inspect
Ing the mercantile establishments OF
the Bay city, admiring the Santa Clara
valley the view from Tamalpais and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06

Pure and wholesome Ice cream, i5 C
a pint, Delicious Ice cream soda and
confectionery at Taggs candy store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06
Personal Mention.

Lyman c. kinney Is in Portland To-
day.
Mrs. CAPT. Jas. Tatton is visiting in
Portland.
Ray McIntire was up from Hammond
yesterday.
n. e. Hilton OF John Day was in the
city yesterday.
Geo. L. coIweil returned from Port
land last evening.
Frank spittie went down to Ham
mond last evening.
Mlss Annie Gilbert came down from
Portland last night.
Miss caIlie Munson was here from
Sklpanon yesterday.
Mrs. Herman crohn and little son
went TO Portland last night.
Mrs. A. II. Rlint was over from
Grays river yesterday.
Robert Hill Of Warrenton was shop
ping in Astoria yesterday.
l. II. Imhoff, the monument man
Of Portland, is in the city.
Mrs. r. T. Geer is visiting her moth
err. Mrs J. c. TruIlinger.
Mrs. Benz. worsley was in the city
from her svensen home yesterday
Superintendent Dorsey b. Smith re-
turned from Portland to Ilwaco yester-
day.
Messrs. G, A. Hanthorn and r. r.
Kendall returned TO Portland last
night.
Charles Stone, jr.. arrived home last
evening on a visit to his father and
sister.
Deputy Fish Warden Webster went
up TO ST. Helens last night on official
business.
Charles Schubbe superintendent of
the Eagle Cliff cannery was In Astoria
yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Alfred Kinney and Mrs. |
Brenham Van Dusen returned from |
Portland last evening.
F. p. Baumgartner. agent in Port
and for the Gray Steamship company,
L., utosIa
The Misses Annie Powell. Lucy Nor
ION and Nellie Gerding came down ON
ast nights train to attend the insti-
ute.
Purser J. E. Burns Of the Columbia
IS absent from his post during the pres
mt trip. owing to the illness OF his
ather.
Mrs. George Raiston and her niece.
Mss Martha Curtis of Dundee, Ore.
ire visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
stuart.
Mrs. White of Goldendale, Wash,
ormerly Miss Ella Hess OF Youngs
liver, Is down visiting her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Chas. Hess.
Mrs. LA. Woodbury. is here from
Portland. the guest of Miss Mary whi-
lby. Mrs. Woodbury. is accompanied
" her little son Francis. Ii
Miss Florence Carnahan went to her
lome at Clatsop last evening to remain
Turing the rest OF the week. She is
accompanied by Miss Gertrude Kearn-
y. who will be Miss Carnahan's guest
or few days.
Mrs. G. W. Lounsberry and family
nd Mrs. Nelson Troyer and famlly
will go to the beach today to speno
he balance of the week, incidental to
he holiday afforded the children by the
eachers' institute.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06

Meet me at Hoefler's soda foun-
tain.
Send In your orders for wyoming
coal. s. Elmore q Co.
Fishermen: Dixie Queen. In ls-oz.
pals. 10 cents. p, A, Trullinger.
The SWEETEST shop In the city, SIX
artists ut the Palace baths.
Four up-to-date BARRIERS at the occi.
dent. You don't have to walt.
Grays river full cream cheese war
ranted the best on the coast. Depot and
sole agency at No AT Bond street, Bond
Street market. Wholesale and retail.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06
MAYDAY EXCURSION.

Arrangements have been made to run
a boat and scow to Greenwood ceme-
terry on Memorial day. Saturday, May
n, The boat will leave about 1880 p.
m. and will stay at Greenwood about
two hours. The scow will be covered
II there should be rain, Tickets win be
on sale in a few days at the Office Of
G. r. Foster on Commercial street. and
at Pohl's undertaking parlors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06
THE ANNUAL COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The Clatsop county teachers institute
opens this morning az the high school
building. and VIII continue until Friday
evening, he day sessions at the high
school and the evening sessions at the
Methodist church. The public. and es-
pecially all persons who are interested
In education, Will be welcomed to these
exercises. A large number OF teach-
ers Will be In attendance, and distingul-
sled educators will assist. Following is
the program for today
Morning.
900 Music.
$40 Registration and organization.
$3.50 Methods-E. d. Ressler.
1879 Recess.
1910 History--W. d. Lyman.
il:io Music In the Schools--G. A. Rus
sell.
Afternoon.
l:31 Music.
l:40 Reading-E. ID! Ressler.
2:25 Course OF Study--J. II. Acker.
man
3:10 Recess.
$50 Recreations in Chemistry--A. l..
Clarke.
Evening.
At NJ. +. Church.
s % Music.
Sis Ad1ress-Monmouth to Astoria
r. ID. Ressler.
S.25 Address Educational Monuments
OF Columbia River-w. D. Ly-
man.
Solo-Mrs. ]. T. Ross.
S.S5 Address-E EDUCATIONAL Progress
Of the Past Year,. II. Acker-
man.
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NOTICE 10 DEBTORS,

Notice is hereby given, that on ac-
count Of the death of Charles I. He'll
born, and the necessity for an immedi-
ate settlement of his estate, all per-
sons indebted to Charles T. Heilborn
8 Son are hereby requested to call and
pay their accounts.
Chas. A. NJ. Heilborn,
Executor.
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FoREsTERs, NOTICE,

All members of Court Astoria, For
esters OF America, are requested to at
tend the meeting this evening. Final
arrangements for the entertainment of
the grand court will be made, and there
will also be initiatory work.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06

You win always find the best i5c
meal In the city at the Rising Sun res
taurant. No 6l2 Commercial street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06

Improve your flower and vegetable
gardens with bone, or land plaster. fer
iilizer, for sale by Johnson Bros.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06

New stock OF fancy goods Just arriv-
ed ut Yokohama Bazaar. Call and see
the latest novelties from Japan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-05-06

Font miss It, What7 Why. the mu-
see Of sideshoys. May II,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
MAYOR APPROVES MATCH RULES.
An Inferior Grade of Goods Prohibited by
Regulations.

Mayor Low yesterday sent Fire Commissioners
Sturgis formal approval Of the rules framed re-
Gently by the Municipal Explosives Commission for
the sale and storage Of matches in the city. The
regulations are intended to prohibit the sale of par
lor matches of poor quality. which are dangerous
They require that all matches sold shall be strong
enough not to break easily when ignited. and that
they shall he made that the heads viii not fy
off the wooden splints. in case shall boxes con-
tain matches with the heads stuck together
All sellers of matches must have permits. to be
ISSUED by the Fire Commissioner. Permits Of
wholesale dealers will cost $50 each. Permits to the
retail dealers will be issued free of charge, but in
every case there must be inspection, and no per-
init IS TO re issued for the sale of matches in a
store where other highly inf1ammahle materials are
sold. II is said to be the intention Of the Fire
Commissioner issue permits to street peders.
Among the suggestions Of the commission for
Esfety IN the Of matches are the following: In
buildings inhabited by more than one family where
halls are in charge Of jantors employed by the
houseowner. these janitors should use only safety
matches: matches in each household should be kept
a covered eerthen metal receptacle or in
match boxes on the wall Children under ten years
age should not be permitted ID play with or use
matches Of any kind The of safety matches.
the exclusion Of all other varieties, Is recon-
snended.