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SUNDAY
EDITION
FULL ASSOCIATED PRKSS REPORT.
ASTOMA. OKKOON:" KllNlUY MORNING, J UN K , 1897.
NO. 121).
WM. GADSBY
Corner Wnshinjjton and Hirst Streets
PORTLAND, OREGON
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.ulntmilinl l'urlor Halt. II i-iecr. "k lr,l' :! r.l iu
Inialry. Willi silk luli Uimiulugs,
20.00
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This (Umber Sail, Imrdwoml lliimh In nmple. licM InVU i.r XVI IVwlury.
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Listen to the Howling Prices
NOTE OUR PRICES
I3.50 tiiu of Men's all wool under-
wear dor ?J.5 uit.
2.50 iiuiiH of men's all wool urnlcr-
wear for $ 1.75 suit.
Jtj.50 men's nil wool sweaters, in blac k
or white for $2.5.
52.50 men's all wool sweaters in black
or navy f 1.25
50c nun's cotton sweaters sale price 20c,
50c men's iicgligve cotton overshirt
for 2.V:.
25c nan's suspender for 13c.
at SUANAHAN BROS' OR OAT BANKRUPT SALE OP THE COMEM'S STOCK
NOTE OUR PRICES
50c ladies laumlricd percale shirt
waist for 23c
$2.00 ladies &11 wool sweaters for '
sale price J 1.25.
25c ladies 40 gaguc extra high spliced
heel, fast black hose 15c
25c lodies leather belts in all colors 10c
20c ladies linen collars 10c.
75c ladies sailor hats for 49c.
52.50 ladies fine black figured mohair
separate skirts ti.50.
Just arrived Ladies black waists in large
sizes.
The Only place in Astoria to get bargains is at Shanahan Bros..
NOTE OUR PRICES.
25c children's fast black heavy ribbed
hose, 3 pairs for 50c. J CCT
15c children's fast black heavy ribbed
hose, 3 pairs for 25c.
75c misses' corset waists, laced backs, for
50c per pair. f VT
25c children's natural wool underwear, all
sizes, for joc each.
Children's dresses at half price.
$1. 00 Children's and misses' reefer jack
ets for 11.25 each.
Children's parasols for 20c each.
Children's hats at half price.
SSO COMMERCIAL ST.
GENERAL WEYLER
TO BE RECALLED
Sinln's Canlnct to Ik Kcfnrmcd In
Direction of Id-forms in Cuba.
with th Kovi-rnor r-Kiir(llnis
iroiidli'. He iwr thai lhi oih
tniiilli'Miril in tin- murJi-r must I
n-ht.rl at atwr nil llwit lh- In
Moiiiiiiut niimt U- uIhmtvw). rvt-n If
hv lo rtrori 10 fore. Mi- rlvtl re
iiihl; Informutlun till momlii that tlif
1 ii.lli.ii 'mfi-Tit l.l tlie ItxllHnii lo llve
iHOT WORK ON
THE TARIFF BILL
ar-
ol
In-
ll.nl If IIiuIkt Blven up thin woui'l .. rce rmtt ,, ,.
... .,u iim.1 .uid 1- ru.nvi. u ,h i BacoB ind cst Cross Arms 00 the
1 iw n,irr nrrmtii would t m iltr. If for-d
! tr urr.nlT th- Hher. trotilile l look"!
!for.
I!acon, democrat, of Georgia, ni&do a vig
orous rvuporwe to th attack by Vest n
the lumtr schedule, and epclally white
tilw. which the Mlanouri nator charac
terize a th moit lodfenlbl part of
the bill. Bacon reaented the character
laatlon u unjuat, saylnf that the average
rat ct the arhedule only SO ptr cent,
and that he would support It.
CA.MI'OS MAY Sl'CCKKU HIM i
ATHLETIC OAM VM,
Vt-rn lni-rcoll it1ate Amao urJ llukc
' New Hi-cord.
Wood Schedules.
GERMANY OBJECTS TO SUGAR
SLOWEST ON RECORD.
Eritlnh Bark Java 212 Day Out From.
Axtorlar-Short of ProvUiona.
PEACE WILL BE
SOON CONCLUDED
Powers' PropositioB Kill Be Ac
cepted by Turkey's Sultan.
A STORM OF DENUNCIATION
yrts XdWvd 10 Tr"t s I'arlj Tbil Olftrs I
Dclisitc Sol.tint fnr Cl4 aad will St
curt Good R(l,itiii With I. S.
I rtilcaito. June i. The Weatem Inter- j
colla.KluL1 Amnli'iir Aiwotl.itlon held It;
uniiuitl iiirnrn Uxluy. 1
The mile walk wna won ly V. H. llu.ih- j
lull. Mli-hlitaji: time. :K-lr-klng the,
Intercolli-Kliite recorl by I 1
! Says Oiscrioiiatioas AQiiist Boiitied Si-
gars Will Heavily Diauge It
ports ol Asstro-llaigiry.
WaHhlnifton. June 5.-When the senate
Special to tha Aaiorlan. j
San Franclaco. June S. The British j
bark Java left Portland 511 days aroj
for Cjueenatown and Is making the slow
tt voyage on record. When he wo
out lw days ahe was apoKea tn me vicin. j
Ity of Cape Horn. She wa then sailing
lowly along and before she was again j
heard from nearly a score of vceU'
had paused the Horn and wtre anchored;
igaisst tie Actios M rrliaiiestsry Com
nissios oi the Trusts! Baid
Ttaoroagk Trobisg Dcmasdcd.
N..w Vwk. Jun.- 5.-A tipe-lil to thf
Juirmil from M.ulrl-I .i
Tlip rv.iiil of C.ft.iin (nenil Wi-yli-r
from '! I nlmiMt urtuln. in the ITb
.rl h.ne l.r.l-l !j liikc thu aland If
8nr S.uitn a..itiK offlw. H'.-nor
I 'I '.il, pr...litit of lh oirtca. 10.I iy
. . M..,.r..t Ih.
. u!)m fiiimr lal.ln.'t 111 tiin nno-uon 01
liofi.ni iy iluiiiK rrsorm. 111 u(. fl""-lhc ,tern lnt.rcollrglate record by 1-S debute, during which a
l W. ) I,r nr.d !d:t.p CumK.s to the of v(ew, deVeloped on Uie
Ul.ui.l ( ;iiiiK) !.., (i.hliM-l the uuet ii; . bro.,i. lumiv-C. S. Iolf ..,.,i .1,1. of Hie chamber.
(Copyright, 17
Loo-ion. June
by Asaoclatsd Prj.)
S.-Contllct:ng ntwa la
nenliro
on.U 1 .h. .rtiT hill .onlaht il had 'm ome Engllnh port.
The rutinlna hlah lumn wa won by A. ! th. ,lllia, .(leJulc. which ha. I Inaurance men began to get anxlou. , pUl),,hed about the progres. of peace ne-
w,.. l. vvi..,,win m.. f.i nln' .... .' ......... e -,,.h ir,r.t and 1 reinsurance went up to
-', ' , nttn nv ui'jm wi . ,
l-ittlr the K-pounrt ,hot-H. F. Co-1 .. o( lhe ood schedule had been on the equator in the Atlantic anil, t unyielding attitude, and on the
r hernia wen. f.t 11 I I Ini-h-a. I t0, but that restoring lumber to;""c Bhe te not Wn "" fr"m- 1 other hand he U declared to be showln
Final ini vurd-J. 11 Miiybury. U'lfOB-ui,. ,i,,.i..l.l. Ilt m t2 Der l'XO provided i 1
uTtti. mi. x.4 K..('tiri.iA nuftiiinff ' .l . ...im . tiirwu nrauni.nu " i-
.inr i"' K ... .. i f. ,,!. .... . . .,...
the world'a amiiteur rewr.1 and br. klna . .. ,i..K..f h..a.n. It led to an cx-; i. . a:8pu .a mu,
wide dl-
per rent. , pxiations at Conataaiinopl. On on
I When he wa out 1.V) daya ahe was spo- je ti,e sultan la said to have adopted:
' Insurance men now believe the vessel Is i a conciliatory disposition, and It Is claim-
but they have doubts If the ship tnat a settlement of the questions in
BRITISH ON THE YUKON'.
not to form mi lnt.-rmr.llt. iMhl.-i-i, hut j UUnA gmnforj, wn feet S 11 Im hov ll00on (Us aupport to the comnd"-
If you want a liiiinn Kooni Suit, we rt-fcr you to the rut in the
"Astiri;iti" nf May 30, mnsisiini: 'f siilelmanl, 0 1 hairs ami 1 six font
cxtciisi..n tal'le, nil' for 5 1 7 50. You see you tan furnish j rooms for .jo.
VIHITOKH TO TIII2 CARNIVAL
Will ilo well to rail ami look through our stork of Carpets, Curtains ami
everything! to furnish a house.
WM. GADSBY, cor. w.shin.ton mi First s., Portland, Oregon.
to tni't Hie (uvrrtimeiit to tne ,i'riy
whl.-h .iffra the an I n oat di'llnlte
...lutli.il for Cuba an.! ! tnoat ul-ul ile.l
t., aa-rtirr shI r.l.itl.ina with the rmt-)
rtrai.. wliilr U-iiiri .ot.ltent with nn
tlonnl .Itiinliy. In ii'Mltkm. acoordlni; to
(.rr.ixmili-in'111 ! llOiB, he udils..!
the .u..ii 10 rvftill Weyhr.
Co)Mliind. Wisconsin,
The mile run K
won. t: J-S.
Kliuil l?)-yiird hurdli J. 8
Wlwonaln. won: time, 1". I-J jn-oowls
l.reaklrc the w.ntern Inti-rcoll (tiate IS'C
ord by tliree-fourtiia of a second.
Weinhard's Lager Beer.
Almays In The Lead.
A Strict Homo hotlud, Mmli of Homo Mnti-rial.
in:i.n kui; .smi;..ii.ino.
llich 8t. t.OU Men hunt in the Tolls for
Jewelry rurohna-d Abrooil.
N't w York. June T. -The -ond hearing
Tur I'tilted 8tnt.- Coinnilsjloaer Hitleiu
.... .... .1. .. ...... nr
11 trie esunuiitiii.." 01 ..na
ainuggling mn.le iig.iinst utrniira .
SetiiKiia, a St. Lotila dry gooda nuri-huiil.
,in.l V. 8 Ijirghorn. also of fit. Iuta,
. ... . . ... 1 ... ... ....
iiitvlutsx of Jewelry In Indon. suhal.in
lally 11a was told by Uimthurn lat
Thuraaliiy. He siild ho was .-onataniiy
with l-tiiclioni. who paid nil the bills. All
iirtlel.a (iiirehawd weir for St-ruggs' por-
A Hot
MANN WINS AC.AIN.
Itaee at liravesend Track Vi
terduy.
The Associated Preaa, however, learns
What the ambassadors at Conatantlnopta
I are hopeful that the negotiations will be
i j concluded In about a week on the bass
.- ... .... b. ..11, I - T, r lr ...-'a Tita lh nMiw Be
tec rates. aylnx It was essentliU to the will uirnie on o..me ri;m tt im o.-u, - e -
I. . c., w- .u African Plan. ! gotiatlons proposed by the powers.
. There Is now little doubt that the sul-
Seattle. June S.-E1I A. Gage, auditor of , tan has decided to agree to the evicua-
i 4 Ud Tnaklah .n1as
... . ... w - .a. a TiM.wannv4i.lrin 1 rlrl IIIn UI 1 IlfaBd tLJSIl lire liutwu f"vu,
I Ind'lHtrles. IUcon and Vest Clafnea sev-.ine .orin amcriwa i.a.w.,,. - -
jera. times on tariff doctrines. Veat Trading Co.. is In Seattle on his way ,0 . is being prepared for "f"
! j ...i.u ... . ,..n rt nn th Yu- of Greek Thessallans are hiding In the
.res.i!riK the regret mai ine winmiui. . , ... . ,
I , ... .u. T on l.wintMt Presis correaoond- I mountains, being, afraid to return to .heir
a. nator wouiu iuu in reswriu w k
dutiable list one of the thrre product-j ent he said today that the understood a
lumler salt and wool which the nson cnanerea erumn iu)
lumber Industry of the South. He also,
aiwke in favor of the revenue tariff so;
adjusted as to give eo,ual oeneius to an 1
Special Kuril it U for Sl.ii..iiiK in C'ar-lo.ul I.oU. Ordors for Kog or
Hottlotl 11 it in nny quantity to bo mMressctl to
E. Utzinger, Actit.
Cor. I'Jth & t'oinnuTciul Sts., Astorin, Oregon.
aonul use or for presents. I'll some nr
tleh- he had placst monottraiiis of tl.c j ,.,., .... iK.,,.n o .n. but Thori brou't
persona for whom he Intended them. Houndaman up to the rail and there was
What was your Idea iilwut customs I ho nnM MiUm wlnnlK ,,y a hlad.
Illll.a?" ll-ksl hetihum.
I iM'llcved that articles purchased (or C'tNSl'l HAT0K8 1IKI.P.
ones aeir, or to w given
were not dtttlnble. san rugga. Wh Tj , ,0 j5oh Portland Post-1.--
s.
Free Delivery unvwheiv in the City.
Telephone No. .r)'J.
City
Book
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fishino. Tackle. Base Ball Goods, Hammocks,
s J
Lawn Tennis Sets, Etc.
iatfqt PFRI0H1CALS. PAPERS AND MAGAZINES.
Blank Books. Stationery. Type Writer Ribbons,
Carbon Paper and Office Supplies.
GRIFFIN &
J. A. PAST ABEND -
General Contractor
House, Bridge and Wharf Builder House Moving Tools Rneted
R. L,. Boyle & Co.
Real Estate, Loans and Investments
B23 Commercial Street, Astoria
New York, June S.-There was a goo.!
I ntifiiilunco at Uravesond toilay and they
i saw .1 capital (lidah In th Parkway hand
i dicap ul th Uie mile and Mxt-.'entn. when
Miuin provtsl that his llrooklyn hand
icap was no fluke, as ho took up lit
IM.iinds und won again. The Arabian
maile the running, with Harry BmkI sec
otvl and Howanl Mann back In the ruck
with Roundsman. Sloune made no move
on Miuin until thoy laan to round the
upper turn, and then olnd the leaders.
Aa they straightened out for the home
Mann was In the lead, with
Howard
! Sloane looking back. He thought he had
bill put on the free list. Clay alto spoke j to operate on the Yukon on the same
at length on the tariff bill, criticising the 1 plan aitd scale as the famous chartered
sugar schedule and other features of the , South African company, it win ouua
bll j and govern towns and cities. ma!nt;Kn
1 a force of soldiers, operate mines, build
n-u - nun-sflinv i steamships, etc. The company !s under-
D1St-L 8 1 staod to have millions of money back of
Washington. June 5.-On the opening of!11
the semtte a communication from the j ATLKTES AT SALEM,
..rotirv nf atate was received, transmit-
n,rtwmrt?,n,"'e''""7orer,. Agricultural College Carri.-s Off
tro-Hungary. Barron Von Hengelmuelier, I " "
porteallnK. In behalf of his government,
1.... .... ji.nln.lnallnii. nf th surnr
sXd'l l pe,, bill ? J??m
iMiintled sugar. The minister's letter was)
rend at the request of Vest. It urges!
that the discrimination against sugar re-1
the Honors.
Salem, Or.. June 5. Honors were easy
for the Oregon Agricultural College at
homes, fearing- massacre and preferring
death by starvation,' exposure and dis
ease. The Impeachment of the leading
spirits of tho Ethnlke Hetarla. or na
tional league of Greece, Is mooted at
Athens, where It U said that Mayor ile
las intends to resign the leadership of
that society. His excuse for On society
conduct Is that it was understood that
Great Britain would assist Greece In her
struggle against Turkey.
The parliamentary commission which
has been Inquiring Into the Transva-il
raid Is assailed by a storm of Indigna
tion, owing to Its decision not to press
the production of the missing cable n.eo
sage between Dr. Ktttherford Harris and
Cecil Rhodes and certain parties In Eng
land. Newspapers of all shades of oplti-
the collegiate field meet today. There I Ion view this decision wun me greaiesi
1, Ti.., iiUo.. mnixui I distrust, and Insist that the reputation of
reiving bounties denies to Auwtro-Htnv. u .. Great Britain Is Involved tn a thorough
Brr the most favored nations treat-, ade fw rnlversily of Oregon Probing of the matter,
ment. and also threatens to damage the . .
. . .1. . T-v,.. .m .n1.- ,. B""
exports 01 ine euun.ij. . w... ....... v..
tion was referred to the finance commit-
i College 14, Willamette University 1.
i E. P. Stilc, O. A. C, reduced
the
II,. also t.-Htllled that for many yearn I
he had nothing to Ho with tne importing
business of his house. "Thero was no
necessity for searching me," said he.
1 willingly gave up all I had."
Churl.- H. Polk, a New York real es
.... ... i.ik.
tate b aler, formerly 01 m. ..uum,
had known Senium fur ;I5 years ami tntit
his cliarai't.'r was of the highest. The
comiiilstsoner sani ne nmimiiiwi ru?
lid not dispute having purchased the
Jewelry In London, that tl was iiutianie
and no duty had been paid. He said
he was not judging as to the guilt, but
as -to whether the accused wore held for
the grand Jury by the commissioner.
Scruggs was greatly agitated at the re-
suit. The old Imnds were renewed.
olllce Will Have to Answer.
Special to tho Astorlan.
Portland, June . fulled States Com
missioner Sla.len today held J. K. Epping.
superluteiulent of the registry department
of th iHwtotnee: C. W. Holsnpple. city
detective, und George Watson, deptuy
sheriff, to nwult tho action of the f nltcd
States grand Jury on the charge of con
spiracy to rob the registry department
of tho postofflce In this city. Epplns's
bond w-ius llxed at o,lK0. Watson's at
J2.M0, and Holsapplc's at J1.0(K.
Xortwest record on the WVyanl run to!
BASE BALL SCORES.
i Philadelphia, June 5. Philadelphia. 1.
53 1-6: Frank Crawford, O. A. C. equaled
the Northwest record In the 23)-yard
dash.
THEY WANT BARRETT. ,
Americans in Slam Petition for His Retention.
TIUH'ltl.K IMMINENT.
Conlllct 1 let ween .Montana tuueers tun.
Indian Agent Slouch.
Penver, June B.-A special to tho
Rocky Mountain News from Mllej City,
Mont., says
Stock inspector Smith, h.ilng In charge
lladgcr, the Indian who killed the sheep
herder. Hoover, arrlveil here at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. When tho train arrived
at the .l.-lKit Uw plalform was crowd, d.
I.il nnllee and deputy sherllfs were
on hand to protect the prisoner, should
the. cltlaens ' resort to violence.
County Aattorticy Potior learned today
that there are ten Indiana Implicated in
the murder of Hoover. The names of
six are known to the oillccrs. Warrants
will be placed In the sheriff's hands and
all who Interfere with the ofileors In tho
discharge of their duty will bo iirresto.l
as long its the sheriff und posse are able
to do It. Agent Stoueh will not nllow
the sheriffs on the reservation, as he re
gards them as a source of Irritation to
the Indians. Matt Winter, deputy shtr
Iff, who was left at tho reservation to
watch the suspects, has been forcibly
ejected from the reservation by the In
dian police, by orders of Agent Stouch.
County Attorney Porter leaves for Ho'.
ena Sunday, his errand being lo consult
KILLED 11Y A SNORE.
New York, June 5. Fright due to hear
ing a mnn snore caused the death of
three-your-old Anmi Churchill last even
ing. IM w aril Mason, a palntei, who
boards at the Churchill, had been drluk
Ing ami fell asleep In the kitchen. The
child was sleeping In the .dtolnlng
room. Mason's snoro awakened Anna and
throw her Into convulsions. A doctor
waa called, but could do nittiln for
her. Mason was sent to Jail for ten
days.
At 1:13 the consideration of the tariff
hill was resumed. The first paragraph
of the wood schedule relating to hewn.
etc., was agreed to at 1 Ut cents per cubic !
foot, the rate proposed by the committee.
When the next paragraph, sawn boards, :
planks, etc. .was reached. Vest sail he:
would later move to place the articles:
in this paragraph ami those oi tne pre-;
vious one on the free Ust. Allison then!
perfected a proviso rvlattn W the addl-. . A nblf trQin
tion of an export duty on sawlogs com- tht ,he Amerlcans
ingfromcuntries,wlngnn exIort duty. & etition. asking
so tne proviso u,-Vm, o. .v. rM.,,0, M.-K-n1..v tn retain John tar.
I rett as United States minister to Slam.
I (Mr. Barrett was formerly city editor
! of the Portland Evening Telegram.
i Cincinnati 6.
Baltimore, June B. Baltimore 4, St.
Louis 6.
Washington, June 6. Washington 3,
Cleveland 10.
Brooklyn, June E. Brooklyn li, Louis
ville 5.
New York, June 5 New York 1. Chica
go 1".
Roston, June 5. Boston 5, Pittsburg L
tho names of worklngmen. This, Mr.
Jones declared, was the means by which
the high rates were being urged. Vest
said there was not a single Item in the
hill so utterly Indefensible as that tnklng
white Pine from lhp frw llst ml Plnclng
the rate of 2 per thousand feet upon It.
San Francisco, June 5. -Tho whalehark I The ch ar intent of the framers of this
steamer City of Everett is being put In hill was to make the rates absolutely pro
reiullness for her relief voyage to India , hthttory on white pine. It was tbie to
with grain and other provhions for fhelsomo extent to a combination between
famlne-strlcken Hlml.ws. Next Sunday, the lumber Interests of the West and
stlcka used In towing los." This amend
ment waa agreed to. Jon?s, of Arkan
sas, referred to the heavy burden it int. j
posed upon the people of the West. Kej
said the rates of the bill w ere the result j
nf a determined effort by the lumber-1
men, and In this connection read a letter j
from the National Lumber Convention,, Waj,hlnKtoni June 5.The following
that was Issued from an ofllce in Wash- j amtn, thp nonllnatl(ns gent t0 the
ington. urging that a petition to the sen- j M&y. StateAndrew D. Barlow,
ators and members be prepared bearing! , Mraanr, , ccm!iui ceneml at the
NOMINATIONS IN THE SENATE.
City of Mexico. Justice Louis A. Bradt,
of Wisconsin, to be assistant attorney
general.
TO RELIEVE INDIA.
SEA ARMISTICE.
Athens, June 5. The sea armistice was
signed today by the Turkish and Greek
delegate.
FELL FIFTY FEET.
she will go to Port Costa to take on
wheat, but before she steams out through
tho Golden Gate she will return to this
city for a mislsonnry meeting. In ad
dition to tho wheat the steamer will take
goods worth t-W,WO, sent from various
portions of tho country.
THE MARKETS.
San Francisco, June 8. Hops Un
changed. Liverpool, June 5. Wheat No. 1 Cali
fornia, 29s.
New York, June 5. Hops and 10c.
Portland, June 5. Wheat Unchanged.
South. The senator referred to the man- j '
ner In which the Maine delegation hud: Cleveland, O., June 5.-A scaffold, Ifty
succeeded for years in keeping sprue on feet above the ground, at a tenement
the dutiable list. It was a credit to their i block on Scoville avenue, gave way to
capnclty, securing among other thirds day and Joseph Kress and John Brlnger
more of public buildings than any other! Painters, fell to the sidewalk. It Is be
state. Vest declared the proposed ratellieved their skull3 are fractured and that
on white pine was In the Interest of the they cannot recover.
"lumber barons, who have accumulated i
millions upon millions" at the expense of PUGILIST SENTENCED.
the people. As evidence of this the sena- j
tor read a letter from Michigan giving' San Francisco. June 5. -Ed McAuliffe.
ihA nnme of Michigan Dine kings. It ; brother of "Big Joe," the well known
was, he aald, the most Indefensible Item pugilist, was today sentenced to San
of the bill without any extenuation or Quentln for four years on conviction for
palliation. burglary.
SHORT OF WHEAT.
Washington, June 5. A decided de
crease In the amount of wheat exported
from the Argentine Republic Is reported
to the state department by tho United
States minister, Buchanan, at Buenos
Ayres, for the first three-quarters of
this year, as compared with the same
period last year, the figures lielng o3.TOJ
tons and M.OT? tons respectively. In
some provinces the government has befn
obliged to distribute wheat
FOUBEB
Absolutely Pur
Celebrated for its great leavening
strength and healthfulnees. Assure the.
food against alum and all form ot
adulteration common to the cheap
brands. EOTAJ PARING POWDER
CO, NEW TORK.