The daily morning Astorian., December 15, 1898, Image 4

TI1K DAILY A&T0R1AK, THPRSDAY MOKMNU, PKCEMBKtt 16, 18M.
IMPORTANT NOTICE I
ne are Informed that certain
Jensen Can-flllinff Machines, with a view to repairing
lira by supplying anj missing, worn
them to use for packing salmon.
A recent H'al decision of high
elect that to supply one or all of the
cut consent of the patent owner.
We are the sole owner by purchase of ;he Jensen Patent for these
machines, and rnibllc notice
sons who undertake to so repair
prosecuted to the full extent of the
the hands of our attorney, John II.
peremptory Instructions to take all
rights Id the premises. ALASKA PACK LRS ASMH IAllUA.
Good Things
Nw Una of Flush and Cloth Cape, at
tea than com.
Jackets acrttod. No rtMTTt.
Now lino HandkerehUf. I and II cants,
worth UuiR centa,
811k riuh X coot. ralu for IS and m
annta.
Call early and secure aoma of the
greet Yaluea.
McAllen &
ny-n Cotnaierelal Street. ASTORIA.
H.F.PraelTransferCo.
Telephone IX
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All Oooda Shipped to Our Caro
Will Receive Special Attention.
Nx S3 Doaue St.
Astoria. Or.
W. J. COOK. Mgr.
Rea TtL 111
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair; colder.
AROUND TOWN.
Trr Vaalyn coal. HI mora, Sanborn Co.
Candloa 10 cent a pound at th Parlor.
Largest assortment Xiaaa tre orna
ments at tha Parlor.
Sir. Bonor. agent of th South Bend Mill
Company, la 1b tha city.
Boat B-ent asJ. Rlalng Ssa restaor.
act. CI OMuneretai street
Tha Brttlah ehlp Australian, wheat le
ase waa towad to tea yesterday.
AH holiday goods at radiicsd price,
lira. A. Rappleyea, IS Tooth atraot
For Raat Two or three furnished
room for housekeeping, lfi Tenth street.
for Rant-Two or throa furnished
rrcmt ror housekeeping at TTt Tent!,
atraot
Tha Stata croaaad out yeatarday morn
ing for Bu Francisco, carrying a heary
freight Hat
Boat California win. K eonti par (al
ba.. Alex Gilbert aol agent for As tot a
Telephone B
Th British ship Allorton, Captain Toy.
U day from San Francisco in ballast, ar
rlTod la yeaterday.
NOVELTIES IN CHATELEAN AND
MOXET BAvJd. PURSE3. ifC, AT C
H. COOPER'a
Wallsend coal and coka la the beat
for dorocat.c purposes. For aalo by the
Astoria Gas Light Co.
Don't pay high prices. See the Parlor
for Xmaa candles, warranted aa pun and
aa geed quality aa any in the city and
lowtr prices.
For 8ale. 100 tone ot Rosyin coal; the
finest house and steam coal ever brought
to Astoria. Elmore. Sanborn Co., Tele
phone. Main t-L
bee the handsome silk petti
coats MADE OK TAFKETTA SILK,
$S. TO $111 EACH. C. H. COOPER,
A8TORIA. OREGON.
A package was found on the itreet yes
terday by Mrs. McFarlan and left at
the Aatoriaa offloe. The owner can have
the aune by calling and proving property.
NOVELTY ALL WOOL DRESS PAT
TERNS FROM $5.00 TO $9.U PER SUIT
AT C H. COOPER'S, THE LEADING
HOUSE OF ASTORIA.
Tor Rant Dwelling bouse containing
Bine rooma, with ail modern improve
ments: located In a good neighborhood.
Address A. Astorlan oflUSca.
I bare the largest assortment of per.
fumes for Christmas ever brought to As.
torla; from 25-cent goor to the highest
giades. Charles Rogers, druggist
The vary finest The ne ptua ultra. The
creme do la crema. That's Harper whisky
In three languages. Sold by tha Foard
dc Stokes Co.. Astoria, Oregon.
AT C. H. COOPER'S STORE TOU
WILL FIND MANY USEFUL AND
ELEGANT PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR
THE PRESENT HOLIDAY SEASON.
The steamer Alllanc leaves Portland
this morning with a cargo of wheat for
8an Francisco. Her arrival here will be
delayed owing to the Ice on the upper
river.
The popularity ot the merchant's lunch
served by Mr. George Bartley at the Na
tional Is growing dally, and many busi
ness men can bo found there every day
for their midday meal. The lunches set
by Mr. Bartley are the finest In the city.
CLEARANCE SALE.
: V. J. Goodman Co. offer their entire stock of Hoots and Shots
t prices never before heard of in Astoria. Sale will continue trnti
the present stock Is disposed of as we need room for a New Stock ordered
from eastern factories. We offer ladies $3 and $4 shoes at $1 and $1.50
per pair. Misses and children's shoes in proportion. 30 per cent off on
mci's shoes. Por proof of the above see our bargain tables.
P. J. GOODMAN k CO.
$85 Commercial Street, Sign of Red Boot.
parties ire purchasing some of the old
or broken parts, and .gain potting
Minority has been rendered to the
above cannot be lawfully done with
Is hereby given that any and all per
or use these old machines will be
law. The matter has been placed In
Miller, Esq., of San Francisco, with
necessary legal steps to protect our
for This Week
Brat and cheapest lino of Dress Goods,
"Black and Color!." vc shown In
Oregon. All now.
Kid Olorta, tl 00; reduced from U.M.
Outing Flanel, I cent, tkMf at I eent.
Nw atylo Crlo Cocaeta. black and
drab, H eante: alwaya sold for H.0O,
McDonnell
1Q-1Q Third Street. rORTlAXP. OR.
Aa assortment of Ed Ptnaud Royal
rerfutnea for Christmas, also a lot of
high grad perfumes In half pint bottles
at 8 per bottle. Charle Rogers, druggist
Hare a full Una of Plr.auds Royal per
fumes, Roger Gailet's perfun es; Queen
of Violets In bulk and fancy bottles; a
full line of Palmer'a In bottle and bulk
Charles Rogers.
T. R. Davis, who has been 111 with ty
phoid fvwr fcr sj ne time pat Is danger
ously near death's door, and his physi
cian were very much conoertwd yester
day for his aaf ecy.
A special meettrg of tha W. R. corps
will be held at 1 p. m. for the purpose
of electing officers. Members are re
Quested to be present. By order of Presi
dent Mrs. Cora Green.
The Telephone did not arrive until after
I p. m, yesterday. Officer of the boat
report however, that the detention was
due to the late hour at which aha left out
of Portland la the morning.
The condition of Miss Bertha, Goulter,
ot this city, who Is tU In Portland, la
critical. She underwent aa operation yea
terday and the physician entertained
grave fear for her recovery.
W. J. Ovens, manager of the Cudahy
Packing Company, at flea tilt, returned
by rail last night Mr. Ovens ts a nephew
of the lata Alexander Campbell and had
been here attending the funeral.
WE ARE BROWING AN ELEGANT
LINE OF BLACK PEAD DE SOIB
SILKS IN Is-TARD LENGTHS. FROM
$lt TO $a.M PER PATTERN. C. H.
COOPER. THE LEADING HOUSE OF
ASTORIA.
General John I. Rodger, formerly sta
tioned at tbe mouth of the Columbia,
and who was m charge at Governor's
Island, N. Y.. before the late war, has
been transferred to Fort Hamilton, New
York Harbor.
In the probate court yesterday Thomas
M. Anderson, of Clifton, was appointed
administrator of the estate of James
Davl. who recently died In the state in
sane asylum. The estate has been ap
praised st $310.'
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hyland. accompanied
by MUs Boelling, will leave this mornin
for Hot Springs. Ark. Miss Boelling will
remain away rereral weeks and Mr. and
Mrs. Hylarul. after staying soma time at
the springs, will ro further east and
spend the winter.
P. J. Shlstad, foreman for Elmore. San.
born A Co returned from Florence yes
terday, where he has been in charge of
the cannery there siru e the fall. The sea
son tbre, he says, has Uen fair and an
average pack was put up.
The waur is reported to be falling rap
idly in the river between here and Port
land, due to the freezing of the streams
at the headwaters. Old river men uy
that even with no Ice In the river, the
channel would be un navigable for loaded
ship of ordinary draught
It required the services of the tugs Re
llf and Escort to tow the British ship
Allert'n Into the harbor yesterday. Tha
high east wind and strong current rend
ered the task too mm h for one of them
alone. A stop was not made until the
vexiH was anchored abreast of the city.
Colonel A. C. M. Pennington, formerly
of Fort Canby, is now stationed at At
lanta, Ga. In a letter to the Astorlan
he warmly praises the articles on the sea
Jort problem by a Portland business man,
and concludes ly saying that he hopes
"Portland people will profit by their rea
soning." Shipping in many of the harbors along
the coast has been affected by the east
wind which has prevailed for soma time,
.it San Francisco a few days ago one of
the veusile lying at the docks considered
herself in such a dangerous position that
she engaged the services of two tugs to
stand by, thus entailing an expense of
$0000.
FIFTEEN YARDS RICH BLACK SAT
IN DUCHES3E. THE QUANTITY RE
QUIRED KOH A LADIES' DRESS, AT
THE FOLLOWING PRICES: $16.90,
120.25. 13.00. WE RECOMMEND THE
ABOVE QUALITIES ! OI! DURABILITY
AND WEAR. WE HAVE CHEAPER
GOODS AT $12.00 TO $14.00 PER SUIT, A
HANDSOME XMAS PRESENT FOB
ANY LADY. C. H. COOPER, THE
LEADING HOUSE OF ASTORIA.
w. A. aaines" rival stock whisky,
handled exclusively In Astoria by John
L. Carlson, U one of the moat popular
Ixvu-fcjtee sold, itw purity ami quality
are guaranteed, and It Is peclIIy rec
ommended for family ue. It la ald' In
any quantity at the corner of Twelfth and
Bond street.
twlthinndlnsr the Ice gorge "above
IVrtland and the prospectlvw blockade In
the nvcr below there la nut tha least
sign of the frvie In the rmrbor at As.
torla. No. Ice or any slse la running and
the moequlto flrnt and small tall boats
made Ihvtr usual tripe yesterday to varl.
ou point about the'hartMr without the
!ti;htet hindrance or dinVulty.
Tha regular meeting of the common
council will be held this evening. The
etwton will probably be devoid of start
ling features, exempt the action to bo
elded upon against City Surveyor Hetk.
man. Tha accused official appeared at
the last meeting by his attorney. August
Feldman, who waa assured that he
could again appear tonight
The Portland Evening TVIngram quote
a' well known Astoria cannery man as aav.
I rig that tha salmon fishing season along
the river was very quiet at present and
that ha did not look for any life m the
Ashing business until April. Evidently
the canneryman was quisling the m-rlbe,
for It Is hardly possible a run of Chinook
would enter the river this winter.
Although the first runt of the famous
Columbia river smelt are past due, not a
single As h has to far bn seen in the
river. Last season quantities of them
were on sal at Aetona markets aa early
as the last week la November and ronttn.
uous runs were caught until the end ot
the season. Old flshemeo are unable to
account for their scejcity this year.
The Eastern Oregon visitor who com
posed Mr. Doyle's party ro the bwh
yesterday state that the weather there
waa perfectly clear and the air as soft
snd balmy as on a spring day. It miht
be well fvr IVrtlarul poopl whoee habita
tions are rendered unsanitary by bursting
water and sewer pipes during the present
cold spell to take rooms at Astoria, or
procure th reopening of the hotels at
the seaside.
The torpedo-boat Davis Is ready to leave
Portland for Mara Island navy yam.
where she will be turned over lo the
government The Davis I eipected to
tart on her trip today unlees prevented
by the floating Ice. Captain Neal. of this
city will be In command on the trip and
the crew ts made up of picked men from
tha Wolff Zwloker Iron work. J. E.
Wolff and II. Zwlckcr will be on board
on the trip.
As the Stat of California arrived here
yesterday the sides of the steamer were
marked by coming In contact with float.
Ing lea In the upper river. The Ice Is stud
to be dangerous to navigation as far
down aa Raini-w. and none of the vie'.
now lying In th harbor can proceed op
to Portland until a thaw sets In. Wheat
laden vessels art also detained la Port
land, and two or three of them are wait
ing to be towed down to Astoria,
Astorlan hunting bargains In footwear
have do ocoaatoo to go to Portland to
satisfy their want a Th old reliable firm
of P. J. Ooodman & Co. makes an an
nouncement this morning which will re
pay examination by everyone In Astoria.
To meet the times and conditions, th
entire stock of this firm ha been mart. -
down to prices unknown In Astoria be
fore, and which absolutely cannot be dup
licated la Portland. No business bouse In
Atttria has a better reputation for In
tegrity and fair dealing than P. J. GoAO.
Iran A Co., and when they announce a
reduction In goods they mean exactly
what tbey say. Every artbte has been
marked down exactly the amount sUtrJ,
and Its qwality will be found exactly as '
represented.
Yesi.rday It was reported hy travelers
on the trains from w"ort!and to huve been
dry and cold there, although mild and
moist at Astoria. Much concern Is x
prwwxl In h'.rtir.g clrrle at the metro-
polls over tiu rapid freslng of the river, j
and the fear Is expressed that all move
ment of vessels between Portland and As
toria will be blocked for several weet.
This condition I said to be not unpre
cedented, as many reeldent of A
ctn recall a time ante-dating the railroad
when no mail was re elvnl In Astoria for
a period of six Weeks. The frete at th.it
time extended from the latter part of
January thruueh the month of February.
The prenent blockade, therefore, may
portend a suspennlon of navigation dur.
Ing tho entire winter.
The funeral of the late Alexander
j Campbell, who died Monday morning, wat
neia yesterday, in interment Detng at
Greenwood. The service at the family
residence was conducted by Rev. William
Seymour f ho.-t. of Grace EplM.npe.1
church. The floral offerings were beauti
ful, there being many emblems f.om the
I jal orders of Masons. Elks, and Odd
Fellow, of which order decerned wan an
honored member. There were also sever
al beautiful boquets from the Portland
lodge of Elks. The funeral cortege wa
taken ro Greenwood by th steamer Elec
tric and Dwyer, and many friend of th
family were In attendance. The service
at the grave were held under the aus
pice of the Masonic lodge, and the mem.
bers of the E.ks, Odd Fellows and Masons
attended In a body. The body was laid
to rest In a plain cedar cortln, In
compliance with an oft-expressd wish of
th deceased.
From the quiet appearance of the city
yesterday, one would never suspect that
a battle of ballots wa txHng carried on.
Aa a usual thing elections m Astoria
are very Interesting and exciting events,
and busy group of men can be seen
on almost every corner. Then theie la the
ward-heeler the Individual with the red
necktie, a bulldog and a cigar Jammed
firmly In hi face. Carriage containing
candidates and party leader are con
stantly on the go, and the scene Is an
animated one. Yesterday all this
was conspicuously absent. There was no
crowd around the polling places, no
anxloun inquiries at to the chances of
candidates. Instead a few men, mor
from force of habit than anything else,
went to the polls and caHt their votes,
and went away feeling that they had
done their duty. The Judges and clerks
had little to do, and passed the time away
guying each other. In all about 200 votc-t
were cast, out of a usual vote of ahmit
2rX). The polling place in the Second
ward received 60 ballots, the greatest
number cast. At the city hall, In the First
wgrd, but 88 vote were polled. It was
the quietest election ever held In Asto-ta,
and never before waa so little Interest
taken In such an event. The new coun
cilmen are Captain E. P. Parker, in the
Flint ward; A. Scherneckau and John W.
Welch, In the Second ward; C. Agren. In
the Third ward. Thomas Llnvllle was
elected superintendent of streets, to sue
oend himself.
' TO CURE A CUL.J IN ONE DAT
Toke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
AH druggists refund th money if it
falls to avra, & Tha genuine, hat L. B.
a on eaeb tablet. For J r Charles
KssjMk
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
FROM TUB INLAND KMI'IUK.
Party of Kastetn Oregon and Washington
Cil(alleta In the City Utoklng Over
the Sltuatlnn.
A party of Katom Otiwon b-lnlnest
men arrived lit the rlly yesterday, the
guwta of Messrs. Iloyleand GI1niiiii. The
party la tnn.ln up of It. U Krnsler, pre!
ilinit of I lie Bank of Milton, Oregon; Pro.
f. r tlmtrir Nli-hols. of Hie hlah school
of tVtMjro Place, Wash.; It. MolKmaUt.
an extensive farmer of Wall Walla, and
W illiam Nichols, the largeet farmer In
rn-atllla county.
All the visitors are Interested In As
torla, and the object of their trip la to
rook over the situation at Oregon' Prl
and irwln a better Itminht Into tlio Astoria
propimttlon. They spent yealerdny fore
ron In the city, visiting the canneries,
atanillls, and other places of Interest,
snd tit the afternoon took a run down
lo the beaoh. The excellence of Astoria'
location Impressed them favorably, snd
they returned to the city In the evening In
a very enthusiastic frame of mind. Thev
will be shown over the city again this
morning, and In th afternoon will run
down to Warrenton and the other town
on th West Side,
Mr. Boyle has explained lo th gentle,
men from the Inland Empire the wondnr
ful poealhlllt of Astoria, but they were
surprised to see what th situation really
Is. They are heartily In favor of making
Astoria tha shipping point for the wheat
of the vat Inland country, realising the
immense good which will result to the
enllr northwest. They think Astoria.
for tha benefit of all Inland persons,
should be made, a common point with 8.
atll and Tacoma, and declare, they a III
use their Influence to bring about that
desired end.
The visit of the E-tstera Oregon and
Weshlnttron poxty to the city is one of
the first rreulta of the common-point
agitation started by tha Astorlan, These
gentlemen unanimously agree, that If the
farmers of the Inland empire can be ac
quainted with the situation hr. It ll
not be I'xig brfcre Astoria will have the
common point and flee time its preatnt
population.
1NVUKASFJ THKlll LK.VIV
II. V. Allen' Aster forged .further
ahead In the floral tournament at the A.
F. C. alley lust evening, taking four
straight game from U H. lUirrouijhs'
PAchelor Iluttona llurrouahs was clT
In a thousand places, and made his poor
est total fr y.vm. lie aim ni4.li his
poorwtt s.-ore, e.-urlng 13 pins. Mrs. In.
galls bowled evenly, and made the beet
score for the women, tt. The score fol
low. A3TER3.
M. F. Allen A
Mrs Instils iw
l. Goulter u;
li. B. 8-irry Ii0
RACHELOR IlUTTON
U B. Ourroughs W
Mrs. J. M. Adams hH
H. V.'ls- 12
V. r. Ray in
Tha Heliotropes) and Forget-me-nots
broke even In their games, all of which
were close. Th scores were:
HELIOTROPES.
C. TL Hlggln 13
Mr. Wt ill
W. A. 8tlne 1JI
E. W. Crosby 114
FORGET-ME-NOTS.
Alfred Fung U4
Mrs. fttlns .
J. Straus lul
W. lurtts 110
PECULIAR POISONS-
GENERATED IN THE Ifl'MAN HOPY.
Th Result of Imperfect Plgestlon of
Food.
Every living thing, plant or animal.
contnJns within Itself the germ uf cer
tain decay and death.
In the human body these germs of dls
etise and dvith (railed by scientists Pto
maines), are usually the result of Imper
fect dliri-otlon of food; the reeuli of Indl.
geetlon or dyspepsia.
The stomach, from abune, wcaknnui.
does not propTly and thoroughly digest
tie phmI. The result Is a heavy, s-idJi
mass which ferments (the flrnt process of
decay) poisoning the blood, making It
thin, weak and In, king In red corpuscles;
poisoning the brain, causing he.i.l.ici. .
and pain in the eyes.
Had dlK-tn Irritates the heart, caus
ing palpitation and finally bringing on
disease of this very Important ornan.
Poor digestion poisons the kidney,
causing Hrlirhl'a dlmmse and diabetes.
Ard this Is so because every orxnn.
every nerve depend upon the stomach
alone for nourishment and renewal, and
weak digestion shows Itself not only In
loss of appetite and flesh, but In weak
nerve and muddy complexion.
The grwu English scientist, Huxley,
aid the beet start In life Is a sound
stomach. Wenk stomach fall to digest
food properly, because they lack the
proper quantity of digestive acids (lactic
and hydrochloric) and peptngenlc pro
ducts; the most sensible remedy In all
case of Indigestion, I to fnke after each
meal one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, because they supply In a pleasant
harmless form all tha elements that weak
stomachs lack.
The regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure every form of stomach
trouble except cancer of the stomach.
They increase flesh, Insure pure blood.
strong nerves, a bright eye and clear
complexion, because all of these result
only from wholesome food well digested.
Nearly all druggist sell Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets nt M cents full sized
package or by mall by enclosing rice to
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich., but ask your
druggist first
A little book on stomach disease
mailed free. Addrewi F. A. Stuart Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Horace S. Lyman to Horace Lyman
McCoy, Ave acre in section Hi, town
ship 7 north, range 10 west $ 1
II. S. Lyman to Mary F. S. M'.-Coy,
two acre In section 25, township 7
north, range 10 west 1
Alfred Kinney and John II. Smith to
L. J. Trumbull, Iota 4 and 5, block
40, New Astoria 150
C. W. Stone and wife to Laura Brerru
ner, lot 6, block 12, Holladay Park.. 50
POLITENESS BRINGS A $'A)0 LEGACY.
A young lady In a department store ho
Just fallen heir to $5000, The money wat
left her by an eccentric olii l idy who wet
treated wl'h great poiltcne.t hy (he
young woman when shopping. Her Joy
was as great at her surprise when the
money wa given her, Surprise and Joy
will be the lot of many other people If
they take Hostettcr'i Stomach Bitten
when suffering from malarial fever, ague,
loss of strength and appetite. The 31 1 tors
make the weak strong, tone up th stom
ach and assist digestion. In bad case
of dyspepsia, the cures It effect are truly
remarkable. It Is a palatable medicine. If
you feel "out of sorts" try a few doset
of thea famous Blfters,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Parker House J. II. Tongue, Sunshine;
O. Howard and wife, Blutlaw; 3. M. Jef
fert, Lewis and Clarke; John Trulllnger,
SHANAHAN BROTHERS
To-day and Monday
Boys' Department
Double-Breasted Suits
of all wool cheviot and r( 4 to I
year, $3 a Value $4.00.
Vestee Salts
of Scotch tweed clay worsted, diagonal
to. 4 lo I year. UT and $150. Value,
$3M 10 $(.00.
Reefers
of Oermanta ehtnohllln and Irish fries.
4 lo I yearn, KM. Value UN,
l4tdle' all wool aerg atk lined mackin
tosh. HW. Value, $100.
Mlsse all wool blue serge, I cap mack
intosh, $110. Value $100,
IMplols, la; J. E. Graham, Portland;
Howard C'ary, Tlliamowk; T. II. Fraser,
McAilnnvllle; F. J. McKlnlry, Fargo, N.
D.
CKvldent-E. M. Rosenthal. David Hood,
D. II. Ptuert. A. F. Rogers, Portland;
(X P. WUklund. Point Adams; Mrs.
Rober, Mra OosnelU C. C. Dalton. A. E.
King, riwaco; YV. It. lloner, Mrs. Jam
Wittier. South Bend.
TUB MODfcltN MOTHER.
Has found that her little en ar Im
proved more by lb pleaitnt Syrap of
Fig, when la need of th laxative fleet
of a gentle remedy, than by any other.
Children anJoy It and It benefit them.
The true remedy, Brrup of Fig, la manu.
factured by th California Fig Syrup
Co. oar.
CARD OF THANKS.
Tha member of th family of th lata
Alexander Campbell deatr to tender their
heartfelt thanks to th kind friend who
hav offered sympathy and assisted In
the hour of thetr bereavement.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TUB
ASTORIA NATIONAL DANK.
At Astoria, In tha Rtst ef Oregon, at
th ch of buitness December 1st, UM.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $ B,44 g
Overdrafts, secured and unse
cured ViU
V. a tonds to secur circulation U.W0 (m
Premium on IT. 8. bond IJUM 00
Stocks, securities, ate J0.TM U
Bunking house furniture and fix
ture $.$tt0l
Other real estate and mortgage
owned $.700 00
Due from national banks (not re
serve agents) 7.JM Ot
Due from state banks and bank
ers 7AM 41
I'ue from approved reserv
agent n.SH U
t'hetk and other cish items.... 1.IM 14
Not, of other national banks..., 410 00
Fractional paper currency, nick
els and rent $12 Ot
Revenue stamp US tt
lawful money reserve tn bank,
vit;
l"Xle $3S.1 SO
Legal tender note 404 00
. . I6.S4I 10
Redemption fund with U. S.
treasurer (5 of circulation).. $43 $0
Total $a.$u4 1$
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $ $0,000 00
Surplus fund 7.WI 00
Undivided profits, less expense
and taxe paid $.Ml 1
National bank note outstanding 7.SA 00
Due to other national bank 6.JW 20
Individual depoalta sub
ject to check $77.K1 7$
Demand certificate of
deposit 14.1S (S
Time certificate of de
posit M.7M $3
147,013 7$
Total iri.an i$
STATE OF OREGON.I
COUNTY OF CLAT80P.I
I, D. K. Warren, president of tha above
nvned oank, do solemnly swear that th
abov statement I tru to th beat of
my knowledge and ballet
D. K. WARREN. President
Subscribed and aworn to before m
this 12th day of December, 1898.
C. W. FULTON.
Notary Publlo for Oregon.
Correct Attest:
H, C. THOMPSON,
J. C. DEMENT,
A. SCHERNECKAU,
Director.
Shoes for
Early Fall.
An'ther Life In Shoes Do yon knaw
that two-thirdi of your lif la passed with
your feat encased In leather T- Worth
thought Why not hav them ootnfort.
abloT W hav tbe kind that ar plaatv
ant They ar grateful to tha ft Tat
prlt Is not high.
Petersen & Brown.
Holiday Goods.
Udlea whit lawn fancy embroidery and
Inserting, $ftc; valu $te,
U.Ue' llk Initial handkerchiefs, $0.
valu $to.
580 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Iflisses Felt Hats...
50 cents each.
Albert Dunbar,
(or.
Fairbanks
Tho best money will buy,
SolJ at Popular Prices
HfltidftotnoCallonilew with photos
of War Heroes with 25c purrha
ROSS, HIGGIiNS & CO
Holiday Goods
AT
THE BEE HIVE.
A grt'iit variety of Holiday (ixds now
on display. This includes all styles of
Christmas Novelties
AND A
Big Line of Toys.
Tbaa good wer bought at tha lowest prloaa and ar marked aooordlnctr. tad
mutt b aold within tha neat fw days. The good ar cheaper than yo east
bay them tn Portland. Coma early whll our stock la unbroken and re cava naka
selections.
Holiday Goods
Arriving Every Day, at Portland Prices.
Chairs, Rugs and Medallion Pictures
C. HEILBORN & SON.
J. A. Pastabettd,
General Contractor and Builder
Estimates CJrven on
All Kinds of Work.
Poat Office Box No. 491,
The Palace Cafe
W. W. Whipple, Prop. K
Finest Heals in the City
Special Attention Qiron lo the Preparation of Banqiete.
Misses' Department
Jackets
of Cheviot and eovart oloth, Taney trim,
wings, 4 lo 14 year, $3 60. V4u $4.Tt
Reefers
of ehavlot krya and faney saIi4
good, sis 4 lo 14 years, H4 Valaa
Gretehens, Long Gloaks
of all wool heavy oasalmer sad shgllssk
karseya, $114 t K$4, Yalta U
$l 0t , ,
lillts' leather boas, lo. n. aas) L41
A rice Christmas praaeat 4a yeAy at
tha celebrated Mascot kid glores, Wt
hav lham la ail shad.
lth anil Commercial Strata.
Fairy Soap...
and
,
Coupons fur llainl.Homo Ilooka of
Kuiry Tales, with each 6c purchAso.
IIoiiHO-Moving
TooIh for Rout.
Astoria, Oregon.