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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
@amle Softncs 300.

Sra @ibbon, @tim., ifrioes: Gu bar
s rttitet en- al "Roiten"s flittigite 2rierc
pna otsle aanter. 8amle 2oftnes er M
life mere iblanbt os; ban bleu bearabet
Den SSe Sch. 8resprius 9uftnes bar fsot
paa @aarbeu 6sines, Rorofioro, geraeu
Sttft i Wai 1929 % bIep Gift / 1862
meo gfariaune SIsoattcr 9laalio. @fs
ter line Soi9SrforGIores guife opertoa
ban @aaroeu os brep ben / 3 War iuotil
ben lfrGttelige ltIptte bGnbte / 1857, bu
belle Slaalio brGnSte neo. ollie tre
@auromGuoene mtiitebe alt, Be bapbc.
Spp Suie gift up / Suer. Ser bleu Be
bIottet for alt, baaOe Yeuae. alGber o.
Dtao. Sc maatte forlabe Steoet % flpts
teoe lRn9cre no imoo Sapet, 6pcr De
begpnote at rpobe % bpgge. Spar gaien
Noromanns Sang pasiebe netop paa
BAN: "5mr iaa Ut paa Oct braallte Sa.
bet, Der bar r%liflIt ga le9gia ut pau, men
Der leiatSe Silt ueb / 3apet, o9 Den 9eiz
ten Den ptIbc ban iina". 90 Silt tit ban
mer enb nogen anoeu, iaa De leo ingcn
NsS. S 1872 reiite ban meo lin iture
Camille til amerita, meo Seilifibei
"Gbriitppber Columbus, ct al oe iioite
SeiIitibe, iom fsrte S%migrnuter. Sc tom
til 8ooobuc 60, Niuneiota, % bar Ser
/ to aar. Sioen fIpttebe ban til SibIeb
Go, iuit / ben Sib 8rGsbopperre beriez
DC paa Oct pGrite; for ham iom for aIe
&c andre bar Der life tale on at faa or
~pentIige 5uie bpgget. Oct oar, iom Der
itaar / Rpbp99eroiien:
"aa iaa 9rop ee ct Sui bort i @ntta,
SG pa 5us, oR na 5eim. DIR pa gu,
Ren nanr ON apeloeu ca beimatte lafta,
Gar Den 6eimen bel tiGr, tan on tru."
San bar / Sanoleo prspet roget al
buert. Sau bar engaus Iie9et paa 5pcls
bet, o9 en9an9 bier9ebe ban TO RanS paa
en- operitpaet alippe miot inpc / 8r9us
oingerne.
9au efterlaoer jig 6 Ssnuer o9 2 9stre
og en- R~an9foIbigbeo al Ssrnebsrn.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26

100 aarsDaeen.

Ser er 5ors hos bit SoIi, Ser or Corp
! DIT 9auo.
pnn Ell Gag. iom er ioanesr al Seit.
Sbi Suori bar miitei lin Goleite Rauo.
ban er frebIes Tom Ssn os iOm @i9ii,
Sor on er life 300. on er IepeuSe enS,
ou. ipm oisteo oct SinIanS. Der pdr.
Dine Sau9e, DC %fcitreNe aoinSer o.
R9ne,
icm al 8iGriiebcs taIte o. bar.
Sine Sanss, De bprIpeS en- supptI al
Gro,
oper Siunsrues famlenoc @ei.
Sbt on bp99eoe SinIano eli Sremtioens
BRO.
II Den BRAT. al. bet itpIoeS ci Dig.
Sc bar rspet BIT eanS, Sc ban ~itiaaIet Sit
Stag,
DC bar fruset / Stepct Dit SoIt.
Sc bar Hamlet mco anutcr al Srno paa
sen Tag.
Der bar Srihebers Ifisnucitc Golf.
Sc Bar n0gtet Den 2nbe Der nItiS bar fri
at faa hinge Dit otueebe Orb.
Set bar frit. bet On lang. On ifal
Orre forbil
Gen CT rusiiif, Sin imuIbrcnor SOro.
@en i Sisrterre 9Isber Set cnOml, bit
Rapu.
Cg BET iuier pan Bel o9 paa Bang:
Raur Sliomi or halt / aointIcrucS Sdou,
gror ct SinInnS pdnnp / bans Snne.
81. 9. 2uu0itao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
&anars SnnpSr.

- Ut Samtalemeoe afbolbtes /
Snrges Strife ] Saereo Scarf ira
27be Samiar % felgenoe Gage. ste.
bets Brett, Saitor SppeSabl. bilisoe
ale pelfomue; @nitorerne ". Grifieu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
Sosanmeloelie.

arne @arbprs 6ieIIsauft. Sris
inob. S1.30; faces hos ). s. acsfoo,
Coon 8dIep, Bis.
slrne 8arborg lISsap til iioite SIl Ell
SamIiug Smaaitptter meS 6RuestiteIen
6ieus2uft. Gue Stpfterue bar tiSIi9cre
p9rst ofieutIisaiurt / abtier % SicsItriis
ter, men itiqet %iarnrnen / en- Sos faar De
oobbeIt Suteresie Seroeb, at De af8tper
Yrepe paa 8arbprgs 8~roouttipu til fors
fieQiee Sioer / Sc itSite 1870 Var.
gosen cir iaaIeses en- Slaes Sremitit'
ling at 8arborss eienoommeItge uSott'
ling I bet n9bnte Sibsrum. Gen begpus
Der mcS Den Spire elsie sip" fra
1886. Ser er ban enouu miSt / Oct "na'
turaIiitiite 8aaritrRpet" Saa tomIner
"aarsfeiten | llupoomsIage"; Den CT
,pit. men uosen SieIbIuft mertes enSnn
life. 9ern9it ben sribenoe StiIorin8
"Ma Ssp" % ben liseiaa Iunc iom lpnSt8s
SortaIIins gan ears i Sta", hoort ban
sisr ipnIig Rar al ben Sci az De nor'tt
ieige 9snoer, TOM aIorig fan beltemmc
iig til at tase fat. Serpau fsIgcr DC TO
metcrIiee Stilbrineer "Sisus 9uft" %
y Seiane". 90 Ser sr Der SieloIuft.
iaa bet forilaar; bsi rem SieIoIuft. Ser
inbes beri enielte RnturiftIoringer os
SsitieIosftemniueer iom reppe opergaaeS
al noget / norit 2iteratlIr, (. Or. Still
briuecn at en- SoIOp8an8 / "6ieus9uft".
Sosen afiIuttes msb Den lille Spbitna
biee, filSofife @piiteI fra 1902 "8ad OF
SiSa", Der fan sipe roeeu beer no8et at
aruble ober.
= bet belle er oct en- meeet interesIart
Samlin9 for benz, iom b~efatter it8 msS
at itl1pere Den eienoommeIigite 6orfatters
perionligbeS / Ror9e MI til Says.
ErruIf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
Snspenncn.

Deg bill lnSe eSsr oiSc. at ui bar MOB
taget Snmaitiueu "Susoenueu~ / goo
SrScu. % finoer BEN al bore tiIfreOsitiIs
lsuoe / ale Nnaoer; Iiaeiaa or bet bra.
at lea fan iaa 7ele til Den, iom maaIte
fan trGuges meN 5iSer, % iom mango
panitaar, at Ri life fan faa meo i~anNuune
biaiae Rdifiner. Seq fan life ~foritan.
buOrfor SoIt iisber Raitiner til oObbeIte
8riier, a man fan faa "pusocuneu"
til balu Sris. os ben cr Iigsiaa COB ioul
nOseu, isg bar feet.
Itrs. Glen gifre.
@rnpmout. %9ipinsitoH Co. Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
Srael for Satanaer Strife.

ReO Sat crtienSes @oSta8eIien AZ
fslaenbc 9ioras til Srgel for Sammer
u. !. auoeriou, 9eronoo. 8iS.
81. geb M. Stepbeuiou, Ebor, Soma:
O. Step6euiun 81, Nuorem Sobulor -.
@eb Saus SIion Gsie, Granite Sails.
Rinu.: SanS Dion Ssie 81, Ole @ier'
munSIen glsitul 81, Ole Stiou GpItul 81,
Glaf Z. Selanb 81. Rar8it 8. NbinlI
25c, Snscborg q. NpIhlI 25c, Sage 9,
Sinful 25c, Carl s. Spling, II. 6. Gem.
ct. Yall, Iirn. 81, Ole 0R. Changer.
Soabo Sails. SSabo SO, g. g. Shilling,
QafcHelS, 0timn. So. SiLiammen $17.75.
Siorag moSta9es fremoeles.
g. e. Splltug.
2atefeIb, 03inu., 17Oe 6ebr. 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26

Gnonu IL Aar lcpehe ban | set.
uofre. bornioniife Siem ban bapSe
ifabt Tia og line, o. fom o0rnet al tiGr.
lise piefetsiuloe SpuSer, itanr / ont.
trent nioranoret Stnno. Suici tilt.
acnleo Soanofriiter. gtbIiotbef % an.
set 9essre bleu / 1880 iuSfisbt al Sen
iinite Stat, et al SC mango 9eoiier paa
Solfets aiarIiabeO iii lin SfolO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
On geroens G%ornbuffins Gstsrb siorr
oes | Sbeuanopab, Spua.

aue 9urnbuting RetorSer bleo posrs
punoue og ct mt gasrie lat ! Sasuan
ooab. Soipa. BEN 2Soe Dec. Charles
aennact. en- una gRano pad % War
~buIieo" POI 8uibel o. 10 SmS | 10
Tuner. RGiieu peiebss al ire anieeoe
Sarmere, iom bar Sommere, % Der sr
life Spil ON bets Siatisbeo. gaiisu par
al bet Flag. iom inIeeS -SbeuanSoab
2)eloip-. iutroaueerst at SeHrp SielN.
Sbeumhoab SRotOru RaHoeH. o. gap
omtreut 20 Sufbeis pr. We're.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
Spoielsoagsbogen.

Or. glnumcieuI BEG bar moota8ct
"Ssoielsba9s6oeen, bporfor 9e pdd BET
er tattet. Set er en- prog
til lioen Sog. SorbtnetIi9it
Mrs. Gnberien,
oil 2. Sripp Ipe.
Chicago, 81, lite Sch. 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
Suneberes Pjem.

SanleSning 100 Mars Ia9en for
Sen berpmte iinife Gigter &ohan SIIS'
pig RunebergS 6sbieI, Sen Ste Sc.
brlror, ifriper &c. @b. i "Aftenp.":
Sneer Jog, og 9orgd Iuo ior oS I
@irteroragt Sen Worseu, ri eiter ei
Bar Simers SSernbaneiart ira Selling.
iors anfom I'll ben gomle iiuife 8p.
@pgget poa Batter % @~ergfnauicr
% maIerif 9rupperet omtring ben or.
oGroige 0omfirte, ligger BEN lille 9p
peb 9orgdenS BREEDER.
ubenom Sen ganIe Gel al @pen
bar 9apbpen meo Sabrifer. Sfoler ca
breoe SouIeparoer reiit ii9. Men BEL
troole Sio, JON Ieues fer. iuneS melt
at fore8na inOen Gore, on intet for.
ltprrer Sil1nioterl, naor man uanorer.
eiler rettere baiancerer gicnnem 9peus
TRANCE, bafteoe % froae0c SoOer, Tor
ret 'onl oct er at itaniet peo ct eaer an.
BET Der iGrIig fpngiler ,$ntcreaien oo
fortGller ct StDtfe al en- iuunoen Chs
Siitorie.
Sor9en, iom engoll BAR freiiet
poer SperL er iOrIGngit ieunet meo
5oroen % fun @oIOenc "a 2s6eara.
oene er enonn at ie; % ielu oisie er
loa8 %lIoIeoneoc % tiloptteoc, GA Bora.
pelell lt89er ltdaienBeIia / Sneens
potoe Spsb. Nlt Cr bui6t. IpOIsIt
title; finn gienncm Iuruena 8rene
toner en- eniom, melonfolif Cana, en-
sang Der toner uiOere. ben til airfe.
8aaroen, op igienmcm 0enS ifopfIpSte
9etOer, benoOrr @ropcnp, i~terfere Oh
ltertere, I'll ben ipnc@ at iortone Tia i
ct elle'te Naon, Aupnct poa BAN. bp;s
@rapbst Sfooene uUrner ON. buiS
Naur, trooienbc 500 "a 8rop. liner
iloooer bans 6porelon0 1870 init M poo
lO0TarS'6 e0ieIsooaen i~trrfere ems
ilogen'noe: SObnn&u0pidR II.
neberg.
81 beropoe pcS sem title @ro,be,
inmleS bpert 9(or poo hons Ssh;pIahoo
SperS Soraere. ! GrbsOig Saf blor.
les Sopeoerre mems 6lflerne liner "a
"gdrt 2ano" brlrier ub i No,tens c,if
beS.
Rs6t Sofo6sitoh 1904 bIpp R,,,,o,
BERG / 1929 SnrScrt pen gobo 1rr;ner.
iitet GA ituberebc bor inSt;I het,o va,
9ron0en 1927 o,eri(ptteSpa III 6sC
itnaiors. San tiIbro1tr ,om Susie.
rer Of ISor gor no, N,rhc, ;sr;, S..
inore %;sinloro, iencrp hos erfebiif, -,
5enaitrsm / goroos. bpis 9ottpr Srs.
0rita Charlotte. ieuprp befiprSt E,,r.
iatterinSe. blep hons S,Iitr, a.,
Rlrurbpro 6Cpn ;prr;, ncttc ;sr;to g.,
bolb al 9etnSrir, 5, INN on G,i,
bo-Serpeb Iprte prt ir0re oonSs y ;,
htr GA bets ]fiuiftoIcrhp g~eioIfr;ro .,
fienoe. : lit epiife Giat "e(oifnttor.
ne" amer han on npperIi, efir5r;n,
Of Sipet / Sisip 5rofter
= 1880 bIpn R,mpbsro ,yS,,r,,,,
iii Decent i sotir. o. IA Sen stinim,
life par oilsuuet bIeo nan, eiter SIN,
isorino, ioutme glor men on fnop 81,
ae oniot iom amorueuiis peS .SeIfiro
TORS lluiperiitpt. Son opboIht Il,
oenre gn, inStil han / ts37 b[ep M.
npput til aeftor peo 8orooo gpmr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
SoNe.

Browns Bronchial Troches bruass mso JOroc
a, liusre Soits, iasr gals. cEsbso ss Cnerr
gaitaaugtnc. 25 Gents pr. %fs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26

~9or0l sim berIigo Sdna
On BET finifu Seionets Stamp
Stnl 9enom SetlerS Hott
CUBA ior fommanoe SIGgter."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02

Hartman interests were bound TO-
gether In the Northern Securities com
pany.
II will be seen from this cxplana-
tion how welcome TO Mr.. caRsatt was
the suit against the Northern securl-
ties Company. and the vast importance
that the success Of that suit was 10
him. The Southern Securities Com
pany was already under way. although
the scheme died unannounced when the
Northern Securities suit was brought.
To James J. HIN, more clearly than
to the outside public. the result Of the
Northern Securities suit was clear. and
| II was through little exhibition Of
temper that he made his comment on
the after-fruits. one OF which IL the
present support Of Mr. Knox by Presi-
dent Cassatt.
For the Pennsylvania railroad 10
have one OF the United States senator's
from Pennsylvania is only return TO
an old custom, which was broken by
Senator Quay because Of the misbe-
hayIor Of the Pennsylvania road and
Its participation In factlonal lights
against him. For number Of years
the general counsel for the Pennsylva-
mia road regularly occupied seat In
the United States senate. II was his
custom 10 resign as counsel for the
road upon taking his seat In the SEN
ate. and to be reappointed counsel after
his senatorial term had expired. In
the great combine against Quay, head
ed by Governor Hastings and John
Wanamaker. the Pennsylvania road
sided with the combine. and took away
from Quay several Of his most power
full local leaders. Quay's denunclation
of Dave Martin OF Philadelphia for
abandoning him at the behest OF the
Pennsylvania road will be recalled az
one Of the few real speeches that Quay
made on the floor OF the senate.
While Mr.. ]. j. Hill may gnash his
teeth, II seems TO be pretty obvious
that some large corporations at least
are satisfied with some OF the things
which President Roosevelt and his at
torney general did.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02
Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that The
County Court OF clatsop County. Ore
lyon. win receive sealed bids. until
o'clock p m. on the SOth day OF June
1904. and opened Immediately there
after. for the construction OF the su-
super. interior finish, etc. and
for steam heating OF the clatsop county
Court House. 10 be erected on Block
rs. between and Commercial and
Duane streets. In the City OF Astoria,
oregon. prepared by Edgar n. Laxa-
rus. architect. No. COS Worcester block.
Portland. oregon.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check IN the sum Of Q per
cent OF the amount Of the bid. that
the bidder win enter into a contract
II his bid 10 accepted. and the right 20
reject any and all bids Is hereby re-
served
Dated at Astoria. oregon. June g.
1904.
BY order Of the County Court.
J. c. CLINTON. County Clerk.
The time for submitting bids accord
ing to the above notice IL hereby ex-
tended to IL o'clock. noon, July 7th.
1904. J. c. CLINTON. Clerk.
Astoria. Or. June. II. 1904
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02

Wantsd--esvessl Industrious psrsoss
In each state 10 travel fos heuss
established II years and wlsh q
iarss capital, 10 call upon merchants
and agents fer successful sHd pressa.
able line. Permanent snaassmsuA
Weekly cash salary of ~ and I'll
travelling expenses and hotel bills
advanced In cash each week. Us.
psrlsnee not essential. Mention rsf-
srenes and lneloss sslf. addressed
envelope. National. caxson BLDG,
Chicago.
For nice furnished rooms and also TIVE
housekeeping rooms. Inquire MrA
Lenhart, 2it Bond 81.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02
WOOD. WOOD. WOOD.

Cord wood. mali wood, box wood, any
kind Of wood as lowest prices. Kelly,
the transfer man. 'Phons 22ii Black,
Barn on Twelfth, opposite opera
house.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02

The by-plays and side remarks Of
politics are often more significant than
the official announcements OF impor-
tsnt happenings. when James J. Hill
In q recent casual conversation referred
10 Attorney General Knox's appoint
msnt to the senate a. dictated By the
Pennsylvania railroad. and added that
Mr.. Knox had received Zee Of over
half millioa dollars from the steel
trust and could afford to be states
man, he let ont Of the bag the cat
whose meows have been plainly heard
in high political circles.
1t was surprise TO many who knew
Mr.. Knox as the leading corporation
lawyer OF western Pennsylvania that
he should not only bring the suits
against the Northern Securities Com
pany. but push them with such vlgor
and success. II was a somewhat popu-
lar opinion that the suits were brought
only as bluff. and that Mr.. Knox did
not intend really to demolish the
Northern Securities trust.
In view Of the presence Of certain
gentlemen at the conference which In
structed Governor Pennypacker to APP
point Mr.. Knox United States senator
from Pennsylvania In place Of Matthew
Stanley Quay. deceased. the results of
the Northern Securities suit may be
better appreciated. Besides Senator
Quay's son, Richard r. Quay; United
States Senator Penrose. former state
Senator Finn OF Pittsburg, and several
lesser political personages. Mr.. Alex
ander ]. Cassatt. president Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, was really the
man who named Mr.. Knox.
Since his reaccession to the presi-
dency Of the Pennsylvania road, Mr.
Cassatt has had hard struggle in
troubled seas. His financial alliances
were not with the house of ]. Pierpont
Morgan, then in its ascendancy, and |
he management of the great railroad |
Of which he was the head |
was independent Of the Wall street
nhuenees Of which Mr.. Morgan was (
he head. The Morgan influence had
With 1t many large stockholders Of the
Pennsylvania road, and II was Mr..
cassatt's opinion that should the
Securities hold. the next step
would be TO organize the Southern Sc
,urities and then finally the Eastern
Iecurities, all Of them under the same
control and financial management
which would reduce the president Of
he Pennsylvania road to the position
( chief clerk.
The well-known friendship which has
ince strengthened between the Goulds
nd the Hartman and Rockefeller in
srests now includes in fits scope the
teel trust, which the Rockefellers
ontrol, although at that time the steel
rust was organized, financed and con-
rolled by the Morgan interests. With
he steel trust and its enormous tom
age as q lever the Wabash road was
ncouraged to enter Pittsburg, and by
he purchase Of the Western Maryland
nd the building of connecting link
} Pittsburg a tidewater outlet at Bal
more would be secured.
This was before the difference be-
vssn Mr.. Hartman and the Morgan
~ interests broke out afresh, for at j
y time Of the institution Of the
sssssra Securities salt the Morgan
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02

Union made heating ssovsss homo man.
ufaesursd and very stove perfect. ai
Monssomsry's Tin and plumbing
store, 4as Bond street. 'phens fo3i.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02
JApANssE GOODS.

wNFWN&UE UUUU1s
New stsek ef fancy goods Just arrived
at yokohama Bazaar. Call and zee
the latest novelties from Japan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02
Special Excursion to the Worlds

The Denver a Rio 0rande. In een-
nscslon with the Missouri Pacine. win
run . series Of personally ccndsessa
excuraions 10 the worlds fair dursns
June. These excursions win run
through TO 81. Louis without change
q cars. making short stops At principal
points snroute. The frst OF these ex-
cursions will leave Portland June 7sh,
and the second June nth. The rate
from Astoria win be $3.50 70 ~, Louis
ana return. ExcursionIsts going via
The Denver a Rio 0rAnde have the
privilege Of returning via q different
route This Is the most pleasant way.
az well M the most delightful route. 20
cross the continent. The stops ar
ranged give an opportunity 10 visit
the various points OF interest IN and
about Salt Lake City. Denver and
Kansas City. II you wish to accom-
pany one Of these excursions write at
once 10 W. c. Mcbride. i24 Third
street. Portland. for sleeping car res
ervatlons.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02
THE BATTLE AT DALIN.
Thirty.six Thousand Japs We're En-.
gagged in the Bait 9.

st. Petersburg. July 1.-The sum to-
tai Of the special dispatches from the
far east appearing in this mornings
newspapers Is number OF belated
fragmentary accounts Of the fighting
at Dalin, which do not contain any
further information than did the Off
cial dispatch already given out
It is stated that 10000 Japanese were
engaged in the first days lighting. The
attacking force is said to consist Of
detachments from both General Ku-
roki's and General Oku's armies.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02

Standard portable and sdjusssbis
shower bath. finest made, price sik
Only tive screws 70 put IN place. John
4. Montgomery, timer and plumber
60 Bond strsst. Phone t0sf.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02

Aldsrbreok Transfer company--Rap.
gage transferred and wood Eur.
nlshed. Orders reoslved al 0aston's
stable. Phone Main 1871. Z. /,
0eddes, Mgr
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02
THE WORLDS OLDEST poLIcY-HoLpER

r. Charles Booth of Engewood j. hundred years
lVl old September 80 1905 the worlds oldest policy
He insured in The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York February the first week the Company existence
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02

Upper Astoria has . place where yo,
ean Gee q fine glass Of beer. 40 good
wines and liquors ss yeu can siad
aay place In ths city.
HARRY JONES.
Deposits Nerth Pacific Brewery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
pEsr ts.cENT MEAL.

You can always Hnd the best ts.esns
meal In the city at the Rising Bun
restaurant, No. ei2 Commercial street
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-02

lump coal--Larus Lumps--Rins up
9. Elmore a Co, Main 1851, and Or.
der : ton Of Ladysmlsh coal. They
deliver IL. Select lump coal.
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07

The rise In the river preventing the
getting ont Of sand caused some delay
this week In putting In the foundation
for the Y NJ. 9, A. building. The
excavations were completed last week.
Rev. Stoakes OF Ozark filled the
pulpit Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning and night
He Is m eloquent speaker and WAS given
close attention by good congregation.
The game between the Van Buren
Browns and Fort Smith club on the
local diamond last Friday WAS q very
interesting one and resulted In the close
score OF 7 to 8 In favor Of the Browns.
The Frisco appears to be securing all
the berry shipments out OF Van Buren,
but the Iron Mountain has u "c!nch"
on those from Shibley Alma and Dyer
to the east and the Water Works spur
on the west,
The single Improvement district
scheme for paving all the streets In
Fort Smith--has failed on account OF
I not sufficient number Of property
owners putting their signature under
the petition.
With this issue THE Press enters
upon its 42d volume This is q long
time longer than the total span Of life
OF many OF our subscribers and yet II
Ia under the same ownership that 1t WAS
when the drst copy was printed. away
back In 1859,
The Van Buren and Fort Smith ball
teams played another game on the local
diamond Thursday afternoon which re-
suited Ia score OF II to IN favor Of
the home boys Edwin Kagy pitched
for the Burentes, and proved himself \
puzzle for the opponents
The proceeds Of Tuesdays. wednes
day = and Thursday = berry shipments
sis 900 to go 900 each day seems
like good big thing, and 40 II Ia.
There Ia only one trouble and that Ia
that no much OF II will 10 to pay for
Kansas corn next fall and winter.
As customary the Postal Telegraph
Co. has opened an Office here for busi.
ness during the berry season. Tho
Postal may be classed, In that respect,
with the itlnerant peddler and street
fakir, who follow around wherever
there Ia business, but never locate any
where
The work oi decorating ,hs interior
of tho Methodist church has beau coin.
pleted, Two new chandeliers OF sixteen
lnoandesoent lights have been placed
IN thu edIhos and all portions are
profusely lighted, The members are
very prond OF their buIldiug and have
n right 10 DO,
The Van Buren press., 1904-05-07

Miss Mabelle Miller who hss been
very III the past two weeks, Ia reported
improving.
Engineer John Landlord is erecting
him u residence adjoining the one Just
finished for Mrs Hamilton Fine,
DrO, NJ Bourand left Tuesday night
Tor TeIarkanna 10 attend the annual
meeting OF the Arkansas State Medical
Society,
Buy rock orusher and roller and
we can have good sidewalks aud good
streets, This IA something for the
alderman to ponder over,
Beginning with the frat Of the month
the dry goods stores agreed 10 keep
open nights for tho accommodation Of
the berry pickors trade until first Of
next month,
Judge j V. Bourland arrived here
Tuesday forenoon and convened regular
term Of chHnoery court, The docket
was small and the Judge hopes To clear
Il all on before evening,
WIN Cochrnno IL bemoaning the loss
of n bike which was last Saturday night
stolen from the from, porch " his
fathers residence, whore II had been
hIs custom to keep H.
Lem East and family were In the city
this week spending portion Of three
week 4 vacation with his parents, Mr.,
East Ia now employed M weigh.bo.s At
the m,nes ~ Huntington,
The Fort Smith r. 2, A and tho
Rogers baseball team will play NJ thu
former place this afternoon The
Rogers team has been n winner IN avery
game played no far this season and they
have the Port Smith fan. en the
ragged edge,