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THE MORNING ASTtVRIAX. S.VITRIUY. I I Mil'AUY I. !MV2 1 II J HM t m wort mm cs . INSURED. 0U ir.;-urc your house aeainst fire You know wiy vvL.i p;cp'.: A-ouId say if it burred dcn v-if'not: insurance. They wou!j say ycu were v.a.nl.e in business soeacitv. thjt vcu shoui.i have crovicea for this. Now leave house insur ance and consider dothing insurance. Here the danger is even greater not from fire, but from the ch:ir.ica!s and strong soaps used in the laundry. Wise women insure their finer, more delicate and perishable things against this risk, and the premium they pay is the trifling cost of Ivory Soap. That guarantees protection. IVORY SOAP -IT FLOATS. RICE'S WILL ADMITTED EXCITING EVENTS IX TKIAL OF ALBERT PATItlCK. The Iro.'Ution Sfows a Trt umph Nephew of Mtirderetl Millionaire Testifies. NEW TOTJIC. Jan. ,U Ex. iting events :utw at the close of this even tnga session of the trial of Albert Patrick, charged with i.uniering Wil liam M .Rice. The will made t.y Rice In 1S9C was admitted in evidence. This was a triumph for the prosecution. The will has been offered mere than 20 times and each lime ft has been barred because of the determined stand taken by the defense. On the other hand, the defense scor ed a telling; point when William Rice, a nephew of the millionaire, admitted that by the ISM will he was bequeath ed 124.000 indebtedness, and that he and nine other heirs bad signed an agreement with the trustees of the Rice institute whereby the heirs would get 175.000 altogether if the l will was probated . MURDER TRIAL SET. BUTTE. Jan. 3L The -elebrated murder case of Lucy S. Black will come up for trial in 'h- raurs of Boseman next Monday, according to a special to the Miner. I .il.os-d that Mrs. Black placed r-oinn in the food of her husband. The trial will be one of the first of its i.in.J in the criminal history of the Mate. CHARLKS PARKEIl DKAD. MERIDES. Conn.. Jan. 31 Hon. Ctarles Parker, first mayor of Meri- den. and one of the leading munufac tureres of Connecticut, died today, aged $3. MORGAN'S AMENDMENT. Alabama Isenator Delivers Extended Speech on Philippine Tariff BilL WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. -An extend ed speech on the pending Philippine tariff bill was delivered in the sen ate today by Morgan of Alabama, who devoted particular attention to an amendment which he offered to the bill last week. He maintained that the enactment of the bill as It now stands would not be a .-onstltutlonal remedy for the troubles that Ihe meas ure is designed to rellev-, but said Pears' It is a wonderful soap that takes hold quick and does no harm. No harm 1 It leaves the skin soft like a baby's ; no alkali in it, nothing but soap. The harm is done by alkali. Still more harm is done by not washing. So, bad soap is better than none. What is bad soap? Im perfectly made; the fat and alkali not well bal anced or not combined. What is good soap? Pears'. Sold all over the world. v, - 'TsV ! that with tho J.vtwn of his amend ment, tho bill would stand tho clos est scrutiny of tho courts. Tho Alabama senator did not dis cuss the political phases of the Phil ippine question, devoting the entire speech to a consideration of the legal and constitutional nuestlons raised by the presentation of tho tariff meas ure. FINK ART COLLATION SOLD. M ilorn Wurk Brought M re Than Those of tho OM Masters NBW YORK. Jan. .H.-IMmtings which formed the collection of the lato P. Hanford. of Chicago, have boon sold in this city umlor tho ausplrvs of ; the American Art Association. ! The total for the sale was Jl.'t U.".. I M.xlorn paintings M extremely noil, but the old masters, for some reason or other, did not begin to bring the prices that had boon expected. Rem- Ibrandts "The Accountant" brought , $23,000. Kugone Pis. hoff bought the J'.ombninlt. Titan's "Portrait of Philip It." of Spain, from the Duke of MarlNimugh's collection, also was boueht by Mr. FischorT. f.ir $lti. . Munllos " Immaculate Conception'" .was sold fr $S7; HolN-ln's "Portrait j of an Ecclesiastic" for $iK). Tp.yon's " L.in.lscape w ith Cattle" for $10. and " Cavallni on a in Hollaml'" , PnWKIl CASK SET FOR TRIAU : NEW YOI'.K. Jan. 31 -C,. sorgo Al frvd Lamb, tho attorney in charge of th- two suits filed ag::!n: the North ern Securities Company, will leave , Saturday for .linneapo'is to take up his work at tho hearing of 'he Power set for next we k. Mr Limb ; stated that arrangements hav- lioen inadi- to eatinine President Hill on We.biei.la next. Attorney Lamb U t raving a commissioner appointed to take testimony in the second suit filed lagainxt the '.ra North-rn. ME1NZE IS SILENT. P.t'TTB. Mont.. Jan. 31. F. Aa'ust .is H'lnv hist niht when interview ed as to a rumor upon th- utrev.s that he had sold out his mining posses sions to the Amaigama.ted Copper .M'.ninir Company , refused to give any information whatever upon the rumor saying: "I decline to give any infor mation ivltatever on the subject. ' RIVAL LINES COMPROMISE. I SF'OKANE, Jan. 31. A serial to the Chronicle from Republic. Wah . states that a compromise has been I-eiu-hed between the Kettle Valley railroad and the (rt-hi North;, and an agreement by rival companies which have been righting over the building of lines to Republic. An In junction suit has been dismi-n. DESPERADOS RELIEVED KILLED. ) BITTE. Mont., Jan. 31. A special ; from Fort Benton says It has develop !ed lhat the man killed at Kilt Edge. J Mont., several days ago Is none other than the notorious horse ff.ief and : perado, Sam Larson, who has been I badly wanted by the authorities of the state for many crimes. Tirson was I shot w hile resisting arrest. SHIPS MCST PAY FEEfi. KEATTI.E. Jan. 31. -Assistant, At torney Dalton. of this etate, has de cioeil that all vessels rr.u.st pay f.-.-s of state iuuranline odli-ials who In spect Hhips. The de' lsiiin was occas ioned by refusal of some ..f the ships entering Port To-.vns.-nd to pay state fees, claiming Ih-y had already been Inspected and passeil by federal nu thorltiei. PRICE OF SILVER. NEW YORK, Jan .31. Silver, ".'4. won on a koiU Jiik Kivii ivfent teorn itiirxlticr itt Sun Krwnrlnoo. t-.VN Fit AS MSrO. SI. -In lhi text-nth round of vht uss to h.ive Nvn ;i mcntj. -ivun.l encounter lie-in.-, ii Tn-oritv rnlner. of Lowell, M.iss.. m.l Jack Uiv.it. of I'hliiisn. the !;Ut.-t Mils ,lv;ii..-. the decision to iiitti'. ui-on a claim of fool. In it Inn Heme llirht that ii-v.-..e.l atslncr :is the iiKiiivs-Mi-. lut Rout :is :i superior l'MT. the !.oicl lli.itl n.is Iviititi .ittd tln.illy furfelleil the !lt,h: up-m ;i blow eonceed.sl by it ma).', it ' I' r to have Nvn ; KU'rtlirtit.'n ot liArvlncr tif ,' inI th.' .tl.t.tv:inmx of hnvlim hln li'ft I'vo I'ku I 1 . i liDk-.l by it r!nt 'nin I inm.-li In tho n.von.l r.nin.l un.l h.. ii.'iit a bim.ti.lf afior that. Ti- IMSiTS i;"" N'T 1 !;. ",iii!. an iViU'vuain.il i',.inni!t;.v I to M.'.'i in I" -rtliu l ",-i S i 1m:;TI.M. Jan U Th.' K.-pul'li-1 i.-in i-.,ttf;ri,xi.i!uii inininutr.i of th' Num. I nroic: .ttstrl.-t Mill iit-.-t in Por.iatt.t Kilnttary S. in pur.uan, . t,. 111.- rail of rnainnan J S. S. h. n. k, of Til.' Palli's l'rob.bl tho most lnni:'tant sub vt that will ...iiir iii f.ir tln ion."iil I'P.tti.in of I ho iMinmittiMi bo tho guoxtion of rcaptwtl.imnonl. Tho ilnto sot for tho mooting Is tho y.iino tlmo tiv.M fur tho mvtlni in tho Itopub ll.an stato oontrul iMitunlttoo, imj tho iMnitriional I'oiiiinltt.v will probably bo larifoiy (uuI.hI in lt ttollbortlons hy tho action of tho lariror IhkIjt. t.l'..-5 OlSCHARilKD SALKXI. Jan. 31 Jam.n S. Lucas, rvontly oxtroitltsl from Seattle on a charge of omN iiU'im nt. was iischai-g-st t.vlay on tho ground that tho pay ment of tho money made to him by tho contractors employing him. to to pat.! to the laborers, wore nirtially Ln-as prop-riy. hence the charge of eir.N'iiIenien: would nor ,inl '"ASH HiNl KKTl'KNr.n Hri.KXA. Mont.. Jan. : - Tho e l r":.'- court t.ol.iy ma !'' an order re ! ;u-n:ng to tho IMaware Surety Com I any j:Vnk ,.j,h Un. put up by lh.it company for the Montana Or.- j Purchasing Company In tho iVnn)l. 'vania nuno suit. The clerk of the oiiit has approved tho new surety b..n l gtvon thy the inining company 'in the sum of t.iim .in). XKW TKItMlNAL STATION i llli'Ailo. Jan. ?.. A permit has I leon issued for tho terminal station of j the Lke Shore an.l Hock Islan 1 ' ill- roa.ls In this city and the iMtlma'.M c..t given Is $2.0,'.'. The intlre itn , pnivement consists of the depot and office building, tho tra'n shed. Mid a .m.r house. TI1A1N HKLI 1 ItAV CITY. Ml.-.. Jan. .11. A Mi. h itran Central train fpim Mucklr.avr city was h!d un at ilrayllng f"T i thp'e hours Then- was a lase of jin:ills.x on Niar.l and the h-alth f tii.r would n t allow the train to pro led until en-rv person ,m board had : li. "ti vaccinated. WHEAT M A I: K ET .'IIICA'l" Jan. tl -Wh.-at. May. .-nl. Ts'.; chssl. ::vi: i SN FRANCl. 'M. .I.,n 31 - Wln-.it. ' ash. piT'i. I TA' M.M A Jan. !1 - Wh-.c. I 'n-st.-m ; ;ifi,l; .-Inh. VAitA Portland, j.in. 3i. -wheat wuiin U'.-U'a. f,T, i bluestem. G".' .. I RRITISH REPLY DISPATCHED I ; l."NlniN. Jan. 31 -The p.rltlsh i--! ply to th.- Dutch note In regard to bringing about p.tie In South Africa -,..is .lis,;itche. y-iuterday to The , llagij.-. The contents of the nolo are k"pt a s.cri-t. but the first pubUm- t,on of the text is exer-ted to ! made in parliament February 3. FRIEND up LINCOLN"-! DEAD. j E.-T LIVERPOOL. O. Jan. 31. I'ev. ll'm Hiistlngs. of Toronto, O., a man to whom Abraham Lincoln present. -.1 a Jar-k knife, because his face was homller than that of the m.iityr president, Is dead. HaMlngs was a powerful and distinguished preacher. "HIN"i:si; RDRRED I'.Y TRAMPS. SEATTLE, Jan. 31 T-n Chinese market gardeners on the Duwamish river, near Van Aswlt. were bound ir.'l gagged by a crowd of tramps, vho looted th"lr tablns In search for money Thursday evening. The rob bers secured a small sum of money -nd a gold watch. DIES OF 1118 INJURES. SPOKANE, Jan. 31. Oeorge Miller, aged Pi years, died tmlay s (i result of Injuries received Wednesday. II1' '- ad hitched his sleigh .to a wagon. In 'inning a corner he was drawn against the wheel and his legs were mangled. CONDOR"- ISOAT IDENTIFIED VICTORIA. H. C Jan. 31. A naval olliclal at Ewiuimalt who was Inter viewed regarding the marks on the boat found on the west coast, says there can be no mistake. She Is ponl- tivoly ono of tin mliMivit rli1 I'on.l.ir boat. SKATT1.K ANI NOI5TII H15N SOI.lV St: v lTI,i:, Jan. :U Cn.b'r h Wrm of an option otsnnsl bv lh (Jiinl I Northorn railway, that lino take oor jtlto ovratlon of thi- S.lllr un.l Nor. j tltfi-n vt.l t.Mty un.l lat.T may pur '.ha.. Iik tttttiv otipltal t.sk Thi ls.Nittlo an. I N'orthom r it tin Ivtwtvn Aitacorti-s an. I Idvkport. a tlHtunr of J inllr. TiMri'i; ii:m. i.tisi:u TAi'OMl. Jan .11 K II. Uiit.tmr.l. of M,.ii nil. k. W.wh . has . loo . I li jil with Tlioina.H ' Hath.-way lor th.- 1'invliao' of almiit S'ViW.OOO f- iM of Hi- Itimlvf l.ii-atiM in l.'l an. I I'a .itlr r.'iintli'K, i noti.-k: M. i'il..'ix nf ii,..in I'lr.-lo No U... , W'oni. n of V.M..-taft. :v tciiuotli'.l , .a ft-vt a! W.nvlitniii ball at .' I' IP. S.i'ii:'!.i t!u-i;i. H .'T linp.'i :an.'i' ,111',! to irania, to. I. Hy oi.br. .!HS JKNN1K II.VKIUMAN, ' i;i:a;.H.in N.'luht-or. iavhi him KitoM toi;tiki: There Is no more a'iililiK t'ublo than piles. Tho constant Itching and burning milk." life Intolerable. So p.isltion Is comfortable. The torture Ii unceasing. JVWltt's Witch ltaiel Salve cuivs piles at once. For skin diseases, cuts, burns, bruises, all kind of wounds It Is uncniialled. J 8. lier all, St. Paul. Ark. ayt "From I suffered with the protruding, bleed ing piles and could And nothing to help me until I used IVWItt s Witch Haxel Salve. A few boxos complete ly cured mo." Beware of counterfeits. Charles Rogers. . w " n C iisV Cf)rnfC y I Foes re wenls. t'tiless they are kept down, they divert the nu trition which the soil provides from the growing crutvs tnd ruin their pnv dmtivencs. Diseases are to the body what weeds re to the soil. They divert the nutri tion which is necesMrv to sound health, and the lx!v, instesil of IsMtif; strong and hardy, drags out a sickly existence. When the stomach t diseased, mid the other organi of iligestiun and nutrttioo arc involved with it, there is s constant loss of nutrition by the body. The tom ache and its allied organs are not able to convert the fowls into nourishment, and hence the body and its leveral organs are deprived of the necrneary elements of vitality. What is known as "wrak" heart or "weak" lungs, "weak" nerves and other forms of so-called weakness, are generally caused by "weak" stomach. When tlie stomach ami the other organs of digestion and nutrition are cured, then the other diseases are cured with it. Iha eascs which are caused by a diseased condition of the stomach are cured through the stomach. Dr. IVrce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of tilt- stomach and its associated organs of digestion and nutrition. It cures through the stomach diseases of heart, lungs, liver and other organs. It in creases the activity of the blrssl making glands, so that the whole Wy is nour ished by an abundant supply of pure blood, rich in the bright red corpuscles of health. There is no alcohol inT.oldrn Med ical Discovery" and it contains neither opium, rocaine, nor any other narcotic. It is strictly s temperance medicine. Persons suffering from chronic forms of disease arc invited to consult Ir. Pierce by letter iff. All rnnrstxmdriice strictly private. Address Dr. R. V. 1'icrce, Buffalo, N. Y. Suffered for Years, "Mv grstilnilo to you uml oiir T.oMrn trd ical lrtoi-rry' i. so gmt. writes Mr. Kuss M.itln i t Th r, M isoti Co Wrsl Vir-inlH. "thai I am til n to." to font wools loriprrs my Iruo ferities I hml --un ml for l number ol yrara wllh ImiK i ttir-.c. ii..!il,lfii, and .loctorr.1 with spri'iall.l.. liut r'l 'ttrr. Thrn I .lecvlrd to try In. rlw . i.oi.irn Motlicul IHKwrry. ami after ii-iti- it I u srralty rclirvril. I have all faith thai it lis- ..ofFmy lite. n I ruvp onr of yuur tnrillcal book and think it s grauil work. Torpid Liver Cured, j "i iu a unnvrrr iroin inrpin iivt inr nvrr rrar," wriim nim. nmm wiinw, tn wihtiiikmi, aaiktr Co , Ind , "uik! cfiul'l tvA uleru nor eat rut verv littlr find thru it wotiM ranv mr Krrat rtntrrw I tried M-vrral ilrxvrm imt (("t no re. Urt Wa a1is-r.t t.y a fnrtul tn wnle to Ir. I'irrrr wlurh I :in! In a frw lav I mrivA a Hlrr adviiinic m- to tnkr hi ' fsoltlrn Mtl. Irat Ititovrry ' uml ultvfi h) ' I'lmaiinl rrllrta,' Aftrr I haf) tnkrn only halfn rxKllr I wiit(rrn(lr impftive'l. I otily tiMjk thrrr hrjttlra of thr ,uMrn M'ltt (il lii ovrry and two vialioftht; ' Tflktsj.' and. t)jHii iu lir I'irrrtp and hia wondrrful tnrdu m I inn at wrll a rvrr in mv liff. and fr ih.it lift- i worth livinif aflrr all. I "Ijirt whit ft I lrx.lt h trvrrr mid whlrh r aultrd in ,!riniv TuiitfiK mil nA tt-ll what I ' an'fr- d t'-r two n itrtit- mid iwodny! I mil Id . 't in-.',- v. Hiioiil li Hourly klllrd tiif I told I in v 'in- inui'l I "mill riot -ndurr another night ol t miffmiu i hr wt :ilh'-r vn wi cold and Nlormy I th:ii it wri ;jliiif-t t'f) tcul (or nny onr to (jo aia ! fnili- to (own. hit m W'. n'. mid " '"'HI ' Dr. i'u rrfs .v.f,u of ;narl-vi-(l. whlrh Kvr in iint.iul f I ;iti y lli:it for all ;iinn that I have tried it t'-r i Im worked like nwrrtc. UV k'i ti ur ol th ' .-intnrt -Weril' in thr hiiiiw tl thr titnr I rnmiot Ihnnk Ur. Hiertr MioiiKh i'jr what hr Ii;ilotic lor me " Con'stipatinii lias ahnrist rountlcw con-Befiiem:t-H. Dr. Ii-rre's IMcawint iVllrU cure oiiritiiitiol .ind cure itn ctmnn in nr-H. Tlirv hhouM always lr liswl vith H(ilfli'ii .tlcriira IhM-overv," when the use off. laxative u iii'licatetf. Hrml-We.kly AHtorlan U per y:ar. , Wot mm Topsg-Birsg. That's a tavonte sttltu.le ot t'10 !i 1h, 11.l in tins .IK"'"' "'"' 1 ' the lalllci ol the M ill." The man il. ' not evs.iv to wn'k thionH ': ' on l.u hands but lie ctratri lot biiii :; V ; ,:..in ol lo.'.i tin 1! .Ill lie ti.: I . ! tulo 0 In u " .m'.'ic h ol i,,'c nnl III MC.ll 10 I 1 'I' 1. ill" 111 iVci ' !'" O'-'C ot In. bii. I' i...i a Inr.liK-.s ol I 1. pleas III r I't la."., Ill" rt- (CCtllllll eM-'H"s lIlO imlct o! ii itci.i! bv III!! T!ic t.-oilt is pill Hi ll ,l.iat l':! i;iiii":al! 1. ".nlu. r.l " m .'. " stoi'ia, Ii Vie . ' be cat ' l.v I itl'lill llllll In"' CHI-.0 toe -.10111.1.11 - if . and it. a- . :.t. I iV -"i 1 ... ...t, 00 not a'.te to rvli 1 I t'le n. "ii i.him'i; i.o'ii the IihkI H.-uv. the T- ' k! ii 111 '., 1 nmii 1. ,'. 11:,'. .p. l-e ilc i,.,i,. 111 one (01 lit 01 hi. hot .-iO, .1 Plv .Oe I tho llo'.ll.H "I 11,1 OIII.I II, ,1 tlutlltloll H t.io stomal h ilisc.ive. w ill It ii!. ;.llto III a diseased nm.lltioll ..I the l 'in i. h and it' allied .no itis Hi-H.-e, 'i 1 litis " wral" I.iiks, "wciL" lie.irt. " weak" nerve, and oilier (o:m of so-c illc.1 'ii'.i, lie s.. -I U..I 1. 1 . I- ' 1 i'l. ' il'"'i ' ' l,r n . .1 '.roi -"in M" i' Mm 'w.it ii.-l'.. " 1' i..."i l 1 I'l'i'i -Hi. I .... ei-l h-11 I I ..,,1 Ittvf-TI I I-"s wiv,, imi.n n 1 . ii lu UW.C U t I ' ' 1 " wi I t,. wrll mm I ! 1 ' -' 1 " life s4iwi k at) ksfM tli t it Itffkt Hf wm 1 ii Ii r- vui lh 4mp, k "( tht Ita cM 44 fit U. to alil n,1,tt 1 M k fisher's Opera House I.. K. sri.lll. I.... ail,! DiniT.r. PI1DRY, FEB. 37l902 TIIK I.ATB IT Mt'HP-AI. i'uSIKDT HI'i Cl-SsS. I I'reswnte'l by the beat tnd Ittnrnat l'olori-a Orift.nl lilt l..n Truvelins; S E R Krnnk Kirk, as Tod Hunter the Tmmp Harry tJlllam, ns lllotsky the Hebrew The trreat hoop roller Kruton Miss I jiii i a Moss, a. the. Queen. H E AR The Musical Trump. The ilrunily Trio. The Hhennn Quarb-t. The 'irest rhorus of Trained Voices. A combination of Comic Opera, Vau deville, Hurlesiue and Comedy. See the novel street parade nt noon. Admission - Itcserved s.-ats, 73 cents; nailery, Do cents. Advnnce sale of sents opens Haftir .lay miirnlni; at 'Irillln At lli'.ds. A mini In Sun Kiiiiii-Ikco apille,l for aid til ii municipal hoHpltal. Ills trou ble vviih starvation. A search of his cloihini: revealed more than 176 In cash and ii book shou-InK a comforta ble bunk account. The fellow was turned out with the sensible advice to Ite.-p rlKht on marvlnx, and It Is to be hoped tie took It. A S1 .'. .k. (Suva Tin r !'llltc,'.t, vv Iff . V W II sJU -.4 . . V U ; u ns.i.i.s s. I 7s. lr . VI i I H ' I ifca J f ' I j H.IH...IS-, ,stVtJ '' ...... w. ( 1 , lv', i ' IL A" )2y w.j.i, ) v7sVi S4.ind-.rd cii ( ry ' i Company i '.fur Sale by Koanl A Stokes Co. The Queen of Hayti A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When potU r ont..iiviitin 'r!p, uhother ml bualnew or (ili-oniiro, ib.y tuturally wnt tlx best sijvlcsi obiainabls as far us upe.-d. .. mr.irt and ro!y is ftinceram! Kmpl.iysi of th WimNSlN CKNTHAL LINICH r paid to orv th publlo nd uur trains r operated a.i as to in ike close eon ii.sitl.in, with diverging llnrs at all Junction points Pullman t'jlac 8lping and Chair Cars i through trains. tuning car servlie uneicsHsd, Mvala rvit a la oarte. In ontsr to ttlnaln lh flrst-cUsa r-va-e. ak the ilcki agoin 10 sell you a liekM over , The Wisconsin Central Lines and Vin will mk, direct ooinmciloin at St Pint for Chicago, Milwaukee and all ixilnt tCaat. For any funbsr Informal s ..u on nv ticket gnt. or corio.in.t wltk JAS. C. IMNl), iln. Pass Ag'l. or JAI A. I'Uk'K. Milwaukee, Wis, T, UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL Th "Niirthwe.letn Uml-.-d" Irslns, elessine llfhisd thr -u limr, Soth Uiai.la and uut, n, iiim titd, are with out kreptlon, lb flntsst trains In the xrorl.l. Thsy ssraiily the Islwt. rswM sil t btat Ida for comfort, convrrU 'i, sod lusurjr sstsr orrsrsd lht tnivslllKl puhlar. and s4toihr sr th nusn comsvlst snd aa.ln.tid pnvdutloit i f ttM rssr kullltrs' avt. Thssso spWiiill4 Trains Ounnssj, With The Great Northcrt. The Nor then I'udlk tod Tkc Catadltti I'.clflc AT ST. I'AWJ. FOR LhlCAGO mil the KAST. No fitra chars for thas s.ipari.si a.saniiuiKUt.oo sn I all i-Umss u( tick- ;: are svsilabl for i-sesise cr. thr 'trAlm us 'his line sr pro'..-t-.l bf It ' l.-. .I.l 111 W It MKAH. It U SIHIJCU. ilnetsl Aet. Trsvln Af'l IMrtlsnJ. Ore.in . r-t 7 A ar-eA ." v-s .ij-.;c. 71. M -I Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR. FEED. PROVISIONS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS Knpii(ifl of all ItiiultHt lowc.Mt rati, fur tislitTiinui, Fanner uml Ixpi;.rN. A V, ALLB1N Tcoth aorl Commcrvlsl S(rettH KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palo table Drink Absolutely Pure The Northern Pacific, Drawary, of which Mr. John Kopa is rvasrltar, mskns beer for domntlo IDd tiport traJ. Hottled br for family us, or kf beer supplied at any Urn. Delivery ta th olty fres. North Pacific Brewerg M ZKALANI PIMP Of New Zcolnnd W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco. UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS fliw boon Underwriting on tho I'uciiic CkiiHt (ivci twt'iity-two yimnt. HAMUKL EKMOKK & CO., Anbt, Astoria, ()r. POU1NDED A. t. 17IO SUN INSURANCE OFFICE tir i,rNiK)N THE OLDEST I'UKI LY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORM). Cash Aaaet. ... ii.soo,o.h Cash Aaaala In Ltnttad Htntoa. a.OiO.usg C. A. HENRY & CO., GENERAL AGENTS. 215 Sansome Street - Snn I'ranclsco.Cal. SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., AGENTS Milwaukee" wlissi nobis to any point A rmlbsr iisiii ' U l'IHe. MI1iik -.. I'sul Itsilwsy, ktwwn nil over llw futon Hx Urnit Itsltwsvy riiunliif tli ,'l'loier IJmtlsd" Irslns rverv ilsv and mi lit btwvn Hi. r-ul an.) t'liicr'. 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