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ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK . Capital Paid in $100,000. Surplus and Undivided ftofiis f 25.000 Transact general banking businees. Interest paid ou time deposits. J.Q. A. BOWT.BY. O. I TETFUSON, FRANK PATTON. J. Vf. GARNER, President." Vice President Cashier. . Asst. Cashier K18 TENTH STREET, ASTORIA, ORE. First NatEDnal Bank of Astoria ESTABLISHED 18S6 Capital and Surplus $100,000 Ceo. H. George, President, J. E. (logins, Cashier, The Astoria ASTORIA, OREGON. '' -DIRECTORS GEO. H. GEORGE, . 1EO W. WAhT.K X. W. H. BARK ER, AUG. SCIIERXECKXAU, L. MAXSUli. i PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS. First Nutloiml Pank Por'lunrt. Oivsron. Continental Natioual Bunk. Chicago. central: meat market G. W. Morton and John Fuhnitan, Proprietors. CHOICEST FKE3U AND SALT MEAT. PROMPT- DELIVER 542 Commercial St. Phone Main 321. Dfinr Tl?fal IRI rCrilRrnTAQTAY " yon give livvsi 1 iivuullu vjiii luuirti roof good, you'll not be sorry. The price will suit you, the go.-xls will pleas 8 you more, and the guarantee we give you will please you most of all. We are not ameteure at the business, We've had over twelve years experience. 'The Elaterite Roofing Co. s Palace Cafe a a a a a a a TV) aaaaaaaaaa HATS TRIMMED FREE Mrs. R. Ingleton has just opened a fine line of ladies and childrens' fall hats. A big reduction sale of ladies and chilbren's furnishing goods, ; hair switches and psnipadours. :: :: .: MRS. R. INGLETON, - - Welch Block. The Is the only White Labor Laundry in the City. Does the Best of "Work at very reasonable Prices, and is in every way worthy of your patronage. Cor. 10th and DUANE STS. Phone 1991 HOTEL, PORTLAND The Finest Hotel in the Northwest PORTLAND. 433 Commercial Street Phone Main 121 Sherman Transfer Co. HENRY SHERMAN, Manager Hacks, Carriages Baggage Checked and Transferred Trucks and Furniture Wagons Pianos Moved, Boxed and Shipped. ASTORIA-IRON WORKS JOHN FOX, Pre, and Supt. f.L. BISHOP, Secretary Designers and Manufacturers of v THE LATEST IMPROVED CANNING MACHINERY, MARINE ENGINES AND BOILERS. COMPLETE CANNERY OUTFITS FURNISHED. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Foot of Fourth Street. .... ASTORIA, OREGON. A r t WU 11 IUI Cio, W. Warren, Vice-Pruidcnt, C K Hisigin, At Cashitr. National Bank Hank of New York, X. H. A., Now York , Crocker- l ool worth NuU bank, S. K. 1, .1, fif Flint tFlt ( 1 10 Worcester B!dg Portland, Or, Use Best Restaurant s a Regular Meals. 25 Cents tt Sunday Dinners a Specialty a E erythin? tne Market Affords a N a Palace Catering Company S aaaaaaaattaaaaaaaaaaaaaS Laundry OREGON. A. L. FOX, Vice President. ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK, Treai r ' a Lager 4 O Beer. DROWNED IN QUICKSANDS Child of Manufacturer Sinks From Sitfhf RrYir? Mothers -o-- - - Eyes. . i POWERLESS TO SAVE WAS Factory K'SilU 'lillrt ltodj I'roin Treacherous .Suml Allot" KfVlVliijr tin .'lolll. Moth. or Ylu Mad Unintt-il. New York. ept. 23. -Within night of her mother, !io was powerless to roll- tier assistance t'ao four-year-old d.-iUK'lt-ter of J. ur.es Killley, liui:r.ifaetui'i' at Port Washington, l.oi'K Inland, iitiH been swa'Uiwetl m by uuii k.-iantl. llor m,ilh,r ft.ll imfoiifrh.us nnA in tltr.v in a ilanseivus coiulition. I'lu imit Kt: was at play einy 11 few feet from heme iwir iVe )tor of f the souiitl when she stt'i p'vl Into n I iv.urkv 'Ool left 1 y i.eeut rains. Tiw ' i water was only two or tnree ft'et neep, but the bottom of the imol was iiukU- sutul. Mrs. Kinley rtifhetl tt) the sunt to snateh lier daughter from the wa - tor an l was liorrliieil to m her slowly! Jisappearlmr in the san l. The woman si-reamed and then rwoone.l. Work - men from her husluunVs fuetory rushed to the scene and the woman was re storeJ puIIU lently to tell w'aal had hap penod. T'ne men sot to work to rescue the child, whofe body, being light, had not sunk entirely. Several men went down but wore rescued by their com rades mid finally the child's body was recovered. COUNTRY'S BIG TAXPAYERS. J. J. Astor Next to Marshall Field on the List. New York American: The. report from Chicago that -Marshall Mold, the merchant of that city, pays tuxes on a greater amount of property than any other man In the United States, t'ne to tal being put at $40,000,000. called nt- tention to the fact that In John Jacob Astor New York City has a close sec ond, the latter belnjr'asst'.ssVd for prop erty worth $35,300,000. While Mr. Held pays taxes on $40,- 000,000 worth of Chicago property, this represents only a fraction of his wealth. Besides being Interested in numerous corporations and business enterprises, he has large real estate holdings out side of Chicago and is a large stock and bond holder, especially in the Pull man Palace Car Company. It is esti mated that Mr. Field is worth between $250,000,000 and $300,000,000. John Jacob Astor Is the only one of New York's rich men whose real es- tate holdings are comparable with those of Mr. Field, being about $5,000,000 leas In value than the C'nleagoun's. Wil liam Waldorf Astor lives in London, but he pays taxes on $27,500,000 of real estate in. this city. Andrew Carnegie heads the personal property list here, being assessed for $5,000,000. John D. Rockefeller is assessed for only $2,500,000, while Russell Huge pays taxes on $2,000,000. Pittsburg has a resident, H. C. Frick, of coke and Iron fame, who owns neur- ly $10,000,000 worth of taxed real es tate, all in the city. Wealthy Boston's largest individual taxpayer is J. Mont gomery Sears, whose contribution to the city is $67,917 yearly. Philadelphia's largest record against an individual taxpayer is $30,000,000 I have been Hli medicine relief and as I Ba. L M. Tsosnos, Director, BEETHOVEN CSICiti SOCUTI. Win r CirHtil 1 round mat health improved mlniahed and weeki' nee of of Cardui I more a well and woman. Wine of Cardui regulates tbe backaches and bearing-down pains. pains, indigestion, losa of appetite and nervousness are symptom of female weakness and should be given prompt attention. If you are troubled with menstrual irregularities do not let them run on. They will certainly grow into dangerous and chronic troubles. Get a bottle of Wine of Cardui and begin treatment at once. All droggista sell 11.00 bottle REPORT OP THE CONDITION, OP First National Bank of Astoria, at Aatorla, tn tha state of Oregon, at the close of business, Bop" timber 6th, 1904. ; ' resourchs. .Loans mid discounts ...... $330,117 95 ! Overdrafts, secured and un secured 1.177 J IT, fc4. lSonds to secure clr- I mixtion IS.f.OO 00 Itonds, securities, etc.. C3.3O0 01) ! Other roil estate owned.. 6.000 00 jDue from National hunk : (not reserve ugentB) .... jpue from State 'Hunk mid I Honkers 9S.ST9 II Jli-je from approved reserve ! a-jents lti.",7l7 I Cl.ee;; and other cunIi i IteniH 3 10 Of, Koto of other National Hanks Nickel r.nd cold Lawful Money R.viervo id fl" 21S il it I Sank, v.,: Specie iui,:itH nil I U! i'H'lioll filtij Willi I? Pro isuror t.'i per oout of irv nlutlim) Total $Sl.:sj (,' LIAP1LITIPS. ( ah., il (itOt K 1 1 ; v n I tn J ;'i.o hi 0,) ttl.tMl!) Of ni'l'lnx fmvl 1 1 "iuMeJ piol'ts, lens ex- 1 (,'"es 1'uid 1.704 Si' f N.t'.itiual l'anl; notes out - ! ftantluvj 'Individutil 12,500 til) do- posits subject to cheek j;6S.61.". 01 ID-maud eertlft- e of deposit. KS.179 43 rtltled cliecks. 2S 00 747.0? 1 Total . ,$SSt.2S5 tS St.ite of Oregon, County of Clatsop, ssi; I, H. Cordon, rnshler of the above named l-ank, il solemnly mvear that the above . tatemeiit Is true to the IV Tit i. f my knovltd,.:e and belief. S. S. CortnON. Chiller, Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth day of September. 1904. J. M. MANSKI.T Notary Public. Correct Attest: , G. C. KI.AVEU W. F. McOrtEGOlt. JACOU KAMM. Directors. worth of real estate, the assessment of William Welghtman, who died several days ago. In Baltimore Francis White's combined real estate and personal prop erty is $8,000,000. Next to Mr. Field in Chicago the late Levi Z. Letter paid tuxes on the greatest amount of real estate. Mr, Letter's 'downtown property amounted at the time of his death to $13,000,000. , Otto Young probably is next to Mr. Field as a heavy taxpayer. TIs rea) testate holdings In the county nmount to $10,000,000, and his personal property assessment Is $200,000. In the last year Mr. Young has bought $4,000,000 worth of real estate. The value of property of the largest taxpayers In the United States is: Marshall Field, Chicago $40,000,000 John Jacob Astor, New York. SR.SOO.ono William Welghtman, Phila delphia 30,006,000 L. Z. Leiter estate, Chicago.. 13,000,000 Otto Young, Chicago 10,350,000 H. C. Frick. Pittsburg 10,000,000 Walter Chessman, Denver... 6,000,000 J. Montgomery Sears, Boston. 4,500,000 Mr. Bryan, also, is a democratic edb tor, but he wasn't in the bunch at Eso- pus. Don't Neglect Yourself. '14M Second Street, Locunus, Ky., April 14, 1M. weak and ilckly for the past four years, earned br Irregularity and careleeeneu regardlcs the laws of health, but abont fire months ago my condition became very serious. I bad sever backauhe and sutlered a constant dull pain in 'my head. 1 spent weary, painful days, and miierable, restless night. The doctor told m that I mutt bare patience. did not, however, sir me even temporary !ver. rive me even temnon had been told of the enratlv qnalitiee of I decided tn trr tt. it relieved me or pain, as mr tn tin. As my seneral my other troubles were gradually dl- after Ave tbe Wine , was once nappy menstrual flow, banishes headaches, Severe headaches, bearing-down of Wine of Cardui; The World Pair Rout. Those ntlclptlng M eastern trip, or a visit to tha Louisiana Purchase exposition a St Louis, cannot afford to overlook tha advantages offered by the Mlssurl Pad rto Railway, which, on account of Its various routes and gate ways, has been appropriately named "The World'e Fair Route." PttssenK'era from the northwest take the Missouri Pacific trains from Den ver or Pueblo, with the choice of either lolng direct through Kansas City, or via Wluhltn, Fort Scott and Pleasnnl ilill. Two trains dally from Denver and Pueblo to St. Louis without change, .urryliiR nil elKSses of modern equip ment, Including electric lighted obser vation parlor cafe dining car. Ten tally trains between Kansas City and St. l.ouls. Write or cull on W. C. MeDrlde. gen eral ttgnl, 124 Third street, PortUnd, fur detailed information and llluntrnt ed llteruturu. The Northern Pad no itullway Com pany win place round trip liciu-ts irotn ntlaiul Iti St. Louis and return on Account of the world's fair on sule ft' follows: October 3rd, 4th and 5tli. The i omul trip rate to tit. Louis and etuin front Portland will b $47.50. I'iokets will be good for return via any direct line. A round trip rat of $72.50 will also be tundu from Portland to Chicago and return. If u passenger desires to take in both Chiesigo ("il St. Iritis the round trip rate will be fS.OO. Ail tickets will be good Mr 90 days from dato of sale. Tickets will be good .going ten days from date of sale so that a limited top-over can lie had in the going trip and on the return rip p.iKKeiiKet can stop lit the,lr lwi. ure west cf the Missouri river or tft Paul. Then rotes apply via direct Incs, but If passenger wishes to re- urn through California ticket can be sold accordingly, but at mi Increased rule of $13.50 Added t' nbov. For any additional information de sired, call or addres A. D. Charlton. Assistant General Passenger Agent. Uorthern Pneino Ry., 55 Morrison street, corner of Jrd. Portland, Ore. Office Constructing Quartermaster Astoria, Ore., August 23, 1904. Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will be received at this office until 10 o'clock a. m., September 24, 1904, and then opened, for the construction of a frame pump house, removing and resetting old boiler, smokestack and machinery, fur nishing and setting two new boiler and smokestack and mak connection with well; also change in distributing of water system and the setting and connecting of four generating et for electric light at Fort Steven, Ore. United State reserve tha right to re Ject any or all propoial. Plans can be aeen and specification obtained at tht office. Envelope ahould be marked Proposal for construction" and ad dressed Captain Ooodale, Quart ermas ter, Astoria, Oregon. A VITAL QUESTION ANSWERED Obligation Is thraldom, and thrab com is hateful. hoddcs. 2 BREAKFAST. w Melon. Cereal. Fried Chicken. Hoecak. Coffee. DINNER Clam Boup. Baked Ham. Browned Potato. Escaloped Tomatoes. Vanilla loe Cream. Coffee. . BUPPER. Broiled Fish Cutlets, Oreen Pea Bauc. Biscuit. Preserves. Tea. GREEN PEA SAUCK.-Creara on tnblriipoonful of butter with on of flour, one saltspoonful of salt, a very little pcpptT, on teacupful of milk; stir until bulling, then add one cup- ful of cooked peas. Put cutlet on Rot platter and pour sauc around V ,hnm Onfnliih wfth nplv mnA n blossoms. It is to be said In favor of Unk' Hank Cassaway that If he doesn't tap, neither does he talk, and the damage factory continues to be located at EsopiiM. The story of the escap from a Rus sian prison of the assassin of Von Plehve is about a credible a would be the story that hi victim had re covered. When Mr. Hill retire it Is probable he will leave a request with the clerk to be called in time for the Inaugura tion of President Roosevelt. JAY TUTTLE, M. D. riIY8ICIAN AND 8UKQKON . Aetltif AMlstant surgeon U.8. MrluHoeplUlervl. Offloo hour! 10 to II a-tn. 1 to 4: 10 p.m, i7f Commercial Btreet, tnd Floor. Dr. IWODA 0. HICKS OSTEOPATH 1ST Manaell Bldg, 671 Commercial It I'llONK Ill.ACK 'tW, O. W. n A RR, DENTIST MudscII Uuilding 573 Oommerclitl Street, Astoria, Ore TEI.Kl'HONK ItEP 'Ml Dm. VA UUII AN, Dkntwt I'yll'liin HuildliiK, Astoria, Oregon. Dr. T. I. II ALL Dr. P. I. Friwlrlcli, PKNTISTH 524 Comiiixre'sl strret. Astoria Or, Dr. W. (5. UXSAN ; PESTIHT tuH Comuiereiiil t , Slmnulinn Uuilding C, J. TIJKNCJIARD Inatiraiice, Cuminisslor. and Shipping. CUSTOMS HOUSE BROKER. Agent Wella-Fargo and Northern raclflo Ex pre Companlra. ' Cor. ELEVENTH and BOND BTfl. Shorj line AMD Union Pacific 70 hour from Portland to Chicago. No change of car. TlMEH"jriHi.KH l-'mm Impart Arrive Chicago I'orilmid SMinl fclna. m. via Huiit I ii Ion Malt Uk, Denver, ft tin ii, iiiiiniia, Kan- ClnvaKo uud Ilia kast Atlantle tupreM IHslt take, Denver r m. o p. .ii. i n iirin, umana, Kan via llunl- iwe t'lty.Ht lxml, Initon jChiPMsu and tbe East Tiltsi St Paul Walla Walla. I ewl. B.aL Usall Lata hl.u.... aa 16 D. 111. MWllU. Mt lUl, liUlUtjJ vladiw jMIIWMukatf, t'liicmitO! 1 1:00 pu - - jativj AMI, OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Aatorl AH wiling date aubjact to ehanga. For San Franolaco vry flv day. Dally t eept Hun day t7ani Columbia River to 4am Daily ex cept Mon ronmiid sua Way I codings Direct Line to St. Louis! World's . Fair. Steamer NahootU leaves Aitorla on tha tida DAILT FOR ILWACO, connecting there with trains for Long Beach. Tioga and North Beach point. Returning arrives at Astoria asm venlng. rhrough tlokets to and from all prin cipal European cities. O. W. ROBERTS, Agant, Aatorlat Or. A DIRECT LINE to Chicago and all points east; Louis Till, Mamphts, Nw Orleans, and all points south. The .only direct routs to ths St Louis world's fair and ths East Is via ths O. R. A N. and Union Pacific The folowing rate apply from As torla: To St Loula and return 167.60 To Chicago and return 72.66 To Chicago, returning from St Louis or vies vena 70.00 To Chicago, returning via St Louis or vies versa .......... 71.60 Returning via California, $13.60 ad ditional For furtlisr particulars, call on or address O. W. ROBERTS, Agent O. R. A N. Co Astoria. call's Sinlal-Fepsln Capsules POSITIVE CUM tolnfftmmeUanarOeterrk f the Bleddor sad DUeee Ktilaeyi. So ears bo pay. Onroi qnlokly and Writ. neatly lite wont eMS of . jionjrrbesj and iMt, ' so Blatter of how loaf eUsa Ins. Absolutely humlM. Bold by droufltte. irtot 11.00, or by mail, pottpet. 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