THE MORNING ASTOK1AN. SATURDAY, JUNK 7. IW2
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CIVIC IMPROVEMENT COLUMN
ITEMS TO FILL THIS COLUMN REQUEST"
ED FROM FRIENDS IF THE MOVEMENT
(Fro Home and Flower.)
Prwrldr-nt Chart. Zuehlm, First
We rrw-KlMit E. U Shuey'and 9w
"omi vir-e-Proi1Mt Mrs. tVmle Ham
lin form the c-omtnlUw directly re
sponsible for the success of the an
nul convention of the American
I ague for 1vlo Improvement to be
hld In SW. Paul, September IT, IS, and
IS, The program, wlrtc.h Is vvtll under
way, consists nf addreiwea, cmferor.w.
exhibits and social function. The
newly orjranlwd ecMon will lie In
evidence, 'he "model clly" n.l the
model furm" will be exploited by the
committeemen representing the I.eau.
the irtory f r-uiTtmt campaign In
leading rltlni will be told by their
Itaders, the llvest of "live questions-'
In Amwioan municipal and rural rt
rreas will be discus. "How it was
done and how o do it again In your
town" will be the keynote of the gath
ering. OonvwUom .Ovulars will be
sent for distribution to all m uiber of
s, society or elub.
'
Thone who mix the St. Paul conven
tion can find helj In the "Public Beau
ty Week." August 17-SS. at Ohautau
avaa. The trwgvie I agreed to con
duct oonferenoea and lecture daily
during thia a-eek. an J w ill have sev
eral of Its most attractive jmeaker and
.ffiiht worker prwwnt. Other apeci-
al weeks in which Leasees sections
aw tntereeWed will be those devoted to
social settlements, July S-li. with Miss
tw i.i.Umw Tjwrue chatrman. In
charge; arts and crofts. July 1S-1:
municipal proffreaa. July JT-August
rwiciid.) unnmincements will be
mailed to all members of any local
chrb if addresses are sent to the sec
twr of the League. Addresses are
also desire all who expect t oattend
vhe St. Paul Convention or to be pres
ent during the special week at Chau
tauqua. '
i The section organisation announced
teat month as a significant step in the
growth of the American League for
Civic Improvement t approaching
completion. President Charles ZueWin
announce the following aertion coun
cils as havnig organised for work:
Parks (outdoor rt: C. M. Lortng,
Minneapolis, chairman: MuniciiU Art:
Albert Kelesy. Philadelphia, ohair
"man;Rural Improvement: John Craig,
Ithaca. chairman: Libraries and
Muaeums: Jno. Thomson. Philadelphia,
chairman; Social Settlement: Miss
Jane Addams, Chicago, chairman;
Municipal Reform: Clinton Rogers
Woodruff. Philadelphia. chairman;
rts and Crafts; Mr. CStnde Hamlin.
St. Paul, chairman.
Te Society for Heautlfytns' lUiffalo
has b,en organ! tetnl to agitate against
the invasion f the beautiful residence
streets of the city by business blocks
and factories, "to educate the itple
up to an aiprecintln of the artbuic In
the construction of houses, and their
surroundings, ami to Institute a cru
sade against such nutaxncre as the
Marine Mil-board, which now defaces
so many nelghlxvlioods. which might
mthorvvfcv be iH'autiful." The president
lr. M. IV Mann. Is also prcsUlVnt o
the Ruff a to lark Commission, nnd was
the cordial host o? the Ruffalo conven
tton of the league. Roth Mr. Mann
nnd the Ruffalo socitey have become
members of the American Society for
Civic Improvement.
The civic committee f the Kedwa
thin of Women's Clubs of Nebraska
has begun a vigorous campaign for
190S with the following definite objects
in view: Ret rooms In towns and
cities: forestry: vacant tot cultiv-a-
Hon; hnprovement of chuivh exteriors
and aurrmindlngs; and cemetery Im
provemem. The chairman, Mra W. 0.
L. Taylor, of Lincoln, plans to take
advantage of the literature and other
helps provided by the American
League for Chic Improvement.
As a result of the work of the Rluff
City (Kansas) Association, stone
walks have been laid throughout the
town with material transported from
l miles away, the streets are well
Ilsrhted with TOO-enndle-power gasoline
lamps, and there are only three un-
painted buildings In town 'these be
ing m course of erection. The railroad
station hns the reputation of being
the prettiest one within S00 roitos.
The women's clubs of Duluth, Minn.,
have formed an organisation to be
known as the Women's Council, "for
Che purpose of cleaning and beautify
ing the city, and getting an Insight
nto munk'ipal affaire, with a view to
having them more properly administered."
sea
The annual convention of the Amer
ican Park and Outdoor Art Associa
tion will be hekt in Boston in August.
Mrs. Herman J. Hall, president of the
womans auxiliary of the association
has a number of new and significant
enterprises to present to the meeting.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
are being built umlif A merles n ivg.
rslcr, 1 cannot say what vessels we
THb TKII.U NTi:il.i' ItOl'TK
WII.I, UK lSKI.
Prael A Cook Transfer Co 10
stherman Transfer Co. ,. ,, It)
Anchor mloon It)
will have on Wris side. We expect lo R, dimming , it)
Nwnn Wilson 10
10
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Miimiiv iiir iiuii nuiiHm'ui ipim tut i- rti'njil
lOulf ftiMtes to the Orient. In u.ldm.m .J. H. Seymour
to othor frtMrflit."
Slcmusldp IJhom Vrttm ,.w York I
nnd Snu Priiiit isro Will
CtMtnot t l Itall.
TIIK LIST ?HO .'S.
tllotioutii rNun th of July V! '
Assured Pact,
OUR YOUNG GRADUATES.
(Continued from Page One).
Prof. Cleveland and Prof. MoCue. The
young ladies of the class, 1n thth- white
dreRwo. prwented a pleasing appear
ance, and were an endorsement of the Frederickson
assertion lh-t Astoria's young lady
graduates are as otoarming as those of
any .-f the schools In the state. The
colors of the several classes were very
tive and those fitted to do, by care
ful preparation. He emphasized the
benefits of going higher and taking the
high school work, and If possible that
of the university.
The vocal solos of Miss Shlvely and
Mrs. J. T. Ross and the Instrumental
duet of Misses Young and Frederick-
sun, and the instrumental solos of Miss
and Miss Mary Adair
were much enjoyed. Mrs. Baker prov
ed a very acceptable accompanist.
ILLIOi
OF WOMEN
Pon t marry for money, but for love,
Slllt If tho frfvl hu. m.n..V t -. , . . !.,..,
much In evidence; the red and white h,.
of ShivtHy school, proving a pleasing . ...... ...
amtrast to the blue and white of the
McClure, and the purple and gold of
Adair.
The girls of the i-B class of the
Adair school acted a ushers, and the
floral offerings were many and beau- !
tifuX
The following is the program:
Music, violin duet. Misses Young and
Frederickson.
Kssay, "The Seasons," Corine 01.-en.
. essay, "National Wonders of Amer
ica,' Arthur Grlmhurg.
Essay, "The Astoria Rgiita," NVna
Moore. ,
Essay, "My Version uf Abraham
Lincoln," Marie Basel.
Music, vocal solo, Miss Shively.
Kssay, " Electricity," Gus Gamble.
Kssay, " The Victor!- of Peace,"
Madge Baldwin.
Essay, "Trees of Oregon, ' Ot to Ut
zinger. Essay, " The Biidg" if the Gods,"
Esther Anderson.
. Music, violin solo. Miss Frtdoick
son. Essay, " The Conquest of Peru." Wil
lie Grussie.
Hssay, "Class IV i y." Esther
Gear art.
Esttay, " Our fUlent Friends," Martha
Paldnlus.
Basay, " The Lewis and tiark Cen
tennial," Sherman liiivell.
Music, instrumental solo, Mai'y Adair
Pn'sentation of diplomas by Wrn. H.
Barker, of the board of cduca'.l i.
Address o the class by Prs. P. L.
(Campbell, of the State Normal school.
Music, vocal solo. Mrs. J. T. I!osj.
Accompanist, Mrs. E. M. Baker.
Prof. J. O. McCue of the Adair whool
presented the class to tfie hoard of i ilu
cators In a few brief remarks, and
Mr. W. H. Ba-rker pres?rt-a the diplo
mas on behalf of the schoul Ijoard and
took occasion to congratulate the class
on their progress, and urged them to
climb higher.
At the close of the presentation of
the diplomas Prof. McCue Introduced
Pres. P. L. Campbell, of the Slate
Normal school, who delivered the ad
dress to the class. Pres. Campbell's
acYdross was of muuh Interest to all
preset, and he endeavored to -impress
on thevbi! the value of thorough
proparitltMt 'or . heir life work, and
the urgent '-need Hhere Is these days
for capable men and women. Compe
tition 'these daya is so keen, and suc
. cess In life comes to the alert, the ac-
SAX FliANCISiV), j,H .-- Ry
June I, l!H)X the Tehnuuteinv railroad
cimss the Isthnms ,r that same name
in Mexico, will come h.-r u-lt n.-
Pamuna rvute ami the American over-
1 The Fourth of July
' mtflee apiointtM bv ;h" '
!!.' loll
I 'li s Kctull
'A. O. Spexai'lh &
jll. Kkstnim S
Ifharles liogers ,,,,, ,, ft
:J. W, Conn ft
M. It.ihlnson , K
,l 1. littler , tS ft
i ' A 'Coffi-v McMillan 0
ft
ft
ft
II
ft
(T. F. Mut-tn
Johnson Hims
V. A'hltisst-I
i- The Wonder
Central Hotel
OreiMii Rakerv ....
I'nlon, has cstabllMhc.l itait.,, ii, the !(ttlde Bakery ...
old Republican h.M.luu.irl-i's imihltnn ;'; l!'ni S"" ,'
on Cmnmeivial stm-t ami appotttnl N. SlnmviMison
. o . . . . Herring Munmin
Mr. Scltg secretary, wh i wi!! dtvcw- v Trulllnger
his time to the busln.vts uiutl a mc- K. M. Kker
land lines tnr ,i ..i i.. . ..... . i "0" 'W
""v tnr mm,- itsiui ceieoiatiou uaa iw
THERE IS HOPE FOR EVEN
SUCH AS HAVE GLIMPSES
OP THE DARK VALLEY.'
It UiVOlu- 'lil.iiiihla 1jiiii..I,v
iH.ms iHiween me Atlantic seaboard i plished. Elaborate wan ;cni ' are i Victor Carlson
and the Pacirlc coast.' Thks ttetnent ' being mode and It prim .s m b. one
w.w made by J. J. Alkn of the City of the greatest In the hl.vorv ,.f As
of Mexico, general tmrllc manager of jtorla. It takes money t. iv.iKe a suc
the road, who Is 1n this city. icessful velebratltNi anl tlm h M not
be forgotten by enicr.ti lalng cli,rns.
The list Is growing ru i lly. however,
and with the .ironmt uttmiioii of
for 50 years. It i those who have not .iJivh ly s'lbsci-itMHl
Its Atlantic ter-;lhe necessary amount mil rnon be
raised.
Following Is the total list with
amounts subscribed to date:
" The Mexican government owns the
Tehauntepec rd." Said. Mr. Allen.
" but has leased it
te 185 miles long.
minus la CoalsacoaicvM. while Sallmt
Crui Is thv Pacific terminus.
' It Is the Intention between now and
June 1st of next year to have a steam
er line between New York and Coal
laooalcos and between Sallna Crui and
9an Franclstx). For the Atlantic ser
vice three modern steamers of 7000 tons
each with a speed of is knots an hour
I imam hock
Burns A Twilight .
Miller .4 Son
I Mirror Baths
liVmmetvlal Paths
1.. Ohler
Palace Maths
A Sweet Stomach
cones only by having a perfect
acting liver and good digestion
both can easily be had by using
Beecham's
Pills
8oM Evsmrbem-in bans KM. sad SM.
Chinese merchants t 0
John Kopp , S3
Herman wis
Griffin A Reed !6
Clerks' -Union 80
M. S. Coptiand SO
H. II. Hoefier SO
Ross. Hlgglns Co. 20
Kenney & Grlbler SO
O. F. Wise SO
I August Erlckson SO
iWHIl Madison
I Carlson Bros SO
' S. Dansiger A Co 15
! Foard A Stokes Co 15
P. A. Stokes 15
C. R. Morse 10
The A. Dunbar Co 10
Fisher Bros p)
A. V. Mien lo
Alex Tagg lo
Peterson & Brown 10
I). Shanahnn 10
iCmis. Hellborn ft Son ' 10
John Halm in
C. H. Cooper 10
Aug. Damelson
Charles Campbell
Sam Harris
T. D. Hursey
Christiansen & Co
Central Meat Market
Total ITM
Ilerinidi Wise additional) I 10 00
Paine's Celery
Compound
Oregon
SnoriT line
and Union Pacific
The Medicine That Saves Life
and Restores Lost Health.
Iprt
A merciful Proviilviii'e still keeps
Ihe.sinu'k of lire In thoiwands of wast
ed and fivble UmIIcs, The fitful, lilt-
First Nittlomtl Bank
Astoria Inm Wortet
Jeffs Itestaurant ...
Mug Saloon
Boston llestaurant
New Styie chop House
0 w
5 W
10 00
ft 00
ft 00
t 00
Rising Sun Kuwtaunuit t 00
San Frnmiscii Oyster House ... SOU
(."olumbhi Oyster House 3 40
IVte UurWl 1(0
John Slyness I So
Arvo) King J 60
Charles Olsen ., i JO
UlslngiT Sc Son i 60
Tom Peterson J io
John IVntllla s 00
S. A. Olnrire J 00
Sam F. Gnlnllch S 00
M. Gclness
H. H. Zapf
Great Eastcni Furniture Co.
Svensen llmik !ton
George Eli-o
V Peterson
C. J. Trenchant
Van Bitacn .4 Co
Native Ihiuuhters
Astoria Electric Co
t Oil
i 60
3 oo
3 00
J 00
S CO
S 60
s r.a
111 All
V. 011
)160 1)0
Total ....$174 00
Chios
' Portland
; Hiwclal
(:00 a. in.
I VlA lltll.l.
AtiajtMo
lenlng spark vWll burn with decreaa.il l j.jg Ttl, m
IMiww as the hot day of suiumor hp- i via Hum
pnsu h. There Is still hos for ivnu
(hose who are now- onioning kIIiiiwi
of the dark valley, The use of Piilnc
(Vlery Compound dui-liiK the mouth of
Jun will aC one arrest lite pmirrraw
of wasting diseases, it will stinth-
en the weak ami Inlliinieil nerves, vld
the bialy of morbid wiwtte material,
make the blood pun and give hciiiihy
action to the stomanh, tlvw and kkl
ney. NervroussnisM, slc.pl.witws,
rheumatism, neuralgia, liver and kid- I
ney tntublea quickly vsnlsh when Dr.
Phelp s nun vi-lloiiN prescrlptkm Is ihmhI. !
Mrs, Alke Terry Wal, BI5 lllghhihd 1 D'tf
street, Helima. Muni., snys:- oeolBun.
" I can say
Palne's i Vlery
1 Ington
Hi. Paul
Flit ins II
I p. m.
via
Spokane
TIM K HCHtfiD.
ULIC
From Porllajid.
Salt t-ako.DfiiVpr,
gt, worm, oma
hu, Kineas City
HI, Louis, Chlosgu
tnd Kssl,
salt Uke, Denver
Fl, Worth, Unit
hu, Ktnsa City.
Bl. IjOUIs, Chlcai
Slid Bast.
Walls Walls.
Lewlslnn, Bpn.
knne. Mlnnapoll
Ht. Paul, Dululs
Milwaukee. Chi.
csfn and Daai
Arrlv
tl aoun from PortUad
No Chant of Can.
to Chios fa,
OCEAN AND RXVUR BC11BDCUB
Tom Asian
All sailing daimi
subjont lo ohanfhrr-I,
For Han FrsooU
go tvtrjr nv jrt.
I Colttmbla Rlvsr I
To Portland sndl
WjrJUadl4t.J
i ieueve Hlmer Nahrotta leave. Astuia. ,
o all llsit
ni)ouid
m-ttclite. I should have Wn In my ' 1,h fw long llmctK Ttoga kJtU
grave ir It hadn't been for the wonder- i T. 'teturnllig
ful curing virtues of the Com,..uml : '""
and I can say o nil who are tlr.sl nnd . Q
run down, to try It. and they will find
relief at once. My tumble was svii. i
ernl weakness, lack of aps-tti. and ! A, I CIIAJO
heart tr.Hihie. I have laken four tt- Osnersi Passnnf Ag-sat,
ties f Itilnes (Vlery Coin,H,mid nnd Pnrtlnd tvrejon
fH-l like a new person N'nw I hnc'.
a go,l apitlte and do ail , o,t DYSPE-PTIflnP
f'-' jThi .V..7 ..Vf OIQCSTIOnT
I-0UN8BBRRT, AgasH.
Astoria.
When a man Is too lasy lo hunt up
a job he finds fault with the prosperity
of the country.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF CLATSOP COUNTY BY PRECINCTS AS CANVASSED BY
the Board of Election Examiners.
PkKCINCTS
REPRESENTATIVE
W. K. Rotrher Dcm
D. T.O-rdesHoe
F. R. Spsulding, rro
J. N. Willi mi n. Renub
GOVERNOR
Geo. Cliamls?rlsin, Dem
W. J. Fumi h. iU u J
A. J. Huntsakrr. Pro ;
R. R. Rvsn. So- islist .!
SI I'REMK Jl'IXiK j
R. H. Bean, Republican j
B. K. Boham, Ivinorrat
C. J. Briulit. Prohibib !
ECRETARY OK KTATE-i
'. W. Baratc, Socialist i
N. A. Davis, Proliin - j 11
F. I. Bunbar, Republican liH
IMW. Hears. Democrat ! 42
STATE TREASI RER i
Henry Bl cman, Dem ; ifi
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W. W. Myers. Sociali t
UPT. Pntl.IC IN'ST'N
J. II. Ackcrnian. Re tin
R. W. Kelsey. Pn.liib
W. A. Wsnn, Democrat
ATTORNEY GENERAL
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Preserve, Purify, and Beautify
the Skin, Scalp, Hair,
and Hands with
TSOAP
MlLMONR OT Womeu use Coticura
Soap, sssiated by (Jdtk.'Uha Ointment,
for benutifying the skin, for cleansing the
scalp, and tlie stopping of falling hair, for
softening, whitening, and soolliiug red,
tough, and sore bunds, for baby rashcn,
ilebings, and irritations, and for all the
purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery.
Millions of women use Cuticuka SoAr in
baths for annoying irritations, inflamma
tions, and excoriations, or too free or offen
sive prespiration, in washes for ulcerative
weaknesses, snd for many sanative, antiseptic-
purposes, which readily saggest
themselves to women, especially mothers.
Complete Treatment for Humours, $1.
CuUhii-UDgof Cuticuka oAr(iA:.),toi'lcaiine
the sktu of cruttts and wales, anil gotten the
thickened i-utlcle,Ci;riruKA uintmlnti jOc.).
to iii'tHiitly slluy lli hinif. Inflammatlun, and
Irriutlon, snd nuotliesml neul, snd t unci; it
Kknolvkmi Pills (25c.), to cool sad cleanne
Uie blood,
CtmcuBA Rssoltbnt Fills (Chocolate
Coiled ) are a new, taste bin, odorltms. economtcsl
ubttitnts for the wlebrued liquid Cuticdha
Rssolvsht, u well u (or all other blood pari.
Sen and humour curst, M doses, Vx
Sold thmurboel ttx vorU. BritUh tkpgti V-O,
ChaiUrhouM 8q.. Londoe. Puttu lisoe ABB CSSS.
Oou, Soto frost, btMua, U.ii,
A.M. Ira fold, Repu . 70 114 111 Hrt , 143 0
T. H. fioync. Proliib ; 41 1 7 Ii ' 18 H J2
Jas. H. Haley Democrat ' 03! 04 18' 81 IK) 48
ST ATB PRINTER I !
W. W. Brooks. Rrol-ib I 24 7! 12 li
J. E. (Iisifrev, Democrat 54 s I IM 109 45
J. E, Hosmer, Sscialist ' 49 1)! ) 12 15 14 j
J. R. Whitfey, Repiil) 57 S9 100 119 12!) i 85
L'. I. SENATOR , , j !
T. T. Oeer, Republican tl sj )!7 ; PJ9 110 91
C. E. 8. Wood. Demo : 82 1 8 ! W) 82 Vti 49
STATE SENATOR i
C. W. Fulton. Rtpub 88 120 1 112 UA 153 88
II. I,. Henderson, ( it j 106 79 i 8JJ 03 110 7
REPRESENTATIVES : !
i!. W. Caniahan. Rcpub 57 102 1 104 159 152 81
A. Scheriieckail, Repub 1 47 80 1 W) 130 12!) W
John Halm, Citizen j: 93 1 90 HU 128 84
H. M. Lorenteen, Citi 115 08 78 8H 74
COUNTY Jl'IXiK i I
J. H. D. Gray, Renub 77 84 98 123 122 90
C J. Trenchard, Citizen 110 113 97 131 145 74
SHERIFF
J. Jl. Hansen, Citizen 151 90 79 115 133 93
Thos. Linville, Repub 43 100 119 139 131 73
COUNTY CLERK
J. 0 Clinton, Repub 137 MS 158 'Ml 206 117
B. J. Hloop, Citizen 07 29 29 42 48 39
TREASURER
B. F. Allen, Citizen 144 77 90 109 127 79
Clias. Heilborn, Repub 43 103 lfi L'Xi lii 83
ASSESSOR
T.8 Cornelius, Repub 7 98 105 151 152 119
C 8. Wright, Citizen 9U 84 80 93 l(i .v9
SURVEYOR
R. F. C. Astbury, Repub 142 1.54 140 202 207 I3t
CORONER I
W. C. A. Pohl. Repub 1155 Ml 154 212 2HI ' 135
COMMISSIONER
0. C. Clarke, Republican I 59 105 110 1 124 i 88
E. F. Ulike. Citizen 1L5 78 09 103 127 "0
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will be yours mrjr day la the year If yon own
MILLS COIN OPERATING MACHINES
. 61 VARIETIES
Wr!t for ctIoir and money msvklnff tugofftloilA.
MILLS NOVELTY CO., Chicago.
tl to 23 South Jeilersos Street
Andrew Asp,
Wagon laker, Blaeasmiti tti Bomenlixr
North Pacific Brewery.
JOHN KOPP, Proprietor.
Ausirlan Government Orders
Fmlth Premiers.
134
VIENNA, Feb. 7.-The irrralest sin
Kle iiuretmse uf typewriters ever
inaile haa been ordi-red by (he mln
Uiry of Justice, which, after three
nmmhi of eihsustlvs I'utnpetiiive
tests, has cmlmclrj to eriulp the rn
tire ministry with not less than 12t)
Hnilth Premier typewriters, aupplymn
every court.
I'trss J'irislt li IipJI'oiIIih il Oiiii.i.Ihi , I ' I itmrv Uki
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
L. & M. Ali xiiiiilt r A Co,, A nls. '
PORTLAND OFFICE - 122 THIRD STREET
FTRST-CLAS8 WORK AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
Special Attention Given to Ship arO
Steamboat Repalring.Qeneral Black
mlthing, Flrst-Class Hone
ShoeinK, anc
CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANB
The Popu'ar Product of the only brewery In North
western Oregon enjoys a very, large domestic and ex
port Sale.
KOPPS BEST bottled or In kegB.
Free City Delivery.
Steamer SIE II. ELMORE
The Largest, Staunchest, Pteaillesl, anil most seaworthy vessel
ever on the route. Best of Table ami Hi ate Room Accommoda
tions. Will make round trips every five clays between.
Astoria and Tillamook
PARE $3.50
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad aV Navigation Co. sad
the Astoria Columbia R. R. for Portland. Ban Francises and all
points Bast. For freight and passenger rales apply to
Samuel Elmore & Co.
l-iirnl A ir4iitH, Ahtorla, )r.
A. & C. R. R. Co.
Portland, Or.
er to
B. C. LAMB,
Tillamook, Or.
O. R. A N. Co.
rortlund Or,
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Of New Zealand
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Has beea Underwriting on the Pacific Const ovei twenty-two yean.
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., Agenta, Astoria, Ore.