THE DAILY A8T0HIAN. PATI'ItOAV MOMINO. JUNK 0, 1W
NOT KVF.KY KIM) OF MIIOKS
And eiiimiii tn our W bar the
or i mad nf iMior atix'k initially put lo
lll'T,
MHr nmnt iMIvor K"i'l wtil'li are up
tu uur utMfiilnril, and thai' good en'Higli,
olhrln f tivjr ant rejwlnl.
V prt.i.nt t-vwy variety of atyl.
Til)' llnllia Will llrtl'lll yU to Jlltt
what lci or Hire dollar will do fir.
our IK'W ruaiiluit hi.
Petersen & Brown.
I'nKI'AIIATIONI l KXAM1NA.
TI0N8.
pevlal preparation for the elate and
cuutuy eiaminetlona will be given at th
ummrr term of th elaie normal cnoi
at Mmimouih, beginning Tuoday, Ju
M. IWjular work by the Normal faculty,
tirade credited toward gtadualloa. Ki.
ne (mm 136 io IW for ton wneae.
full Information en( on application to
th .Tiary of tin faculty, Normal
Hrliout, Monmouth,
Wolt.li NUT HUmit HO A0A1N TOR
, nrrr time m viiu:k.
I awukt latt night with vr pallia In
my i..i.icli. 1 never flt ao badly In all
my llf. Whan I rama down to work thla
morning I waa ao k I twuld hardly
aland. 1 wM to Miller MoCurdy'e
drug or and thy r'mmendnd Cham
terrain a Coik, Cholera aiut Hart hoe
Itemed)'. It worked Ilk ntaalv and one
doe (lied me all flghl. It renolnly l
id (1 ' tiling I ever ucd for ioine-h
lfutil. I elmll not be wlibotit It In my
h. me hei .after, fur I (liould not cere
to enilui tl. u(Trllii of lael tight
again for fifty tinea It price O. II. WiU
oil, lJVnriimn, )lui llelown, Vliin.
tun "o , Pa Thla r-rdy l for .a I by
Charlc Itugera.
NOTICK nU ri'llUCATION.
Und Ofllre at Oregon City, Oregon.
May I let.
Nolle I hereby given that the follow.
Ing. named ltlr haa Died nolle of hU
Intention to make final proof In lupport
of hi rtatm, and that d proof will b
mad befor th. county clerk of CiaUop
county, at Aelorl Oregon, on June tl'h.
IW. via: Thorn lluah; II E Wd for
the N. K. U of Heotlirti I. Tuwnatitp 7.
N. It. I W.
It limne th following wltnr to
lrtv hi niiitlnuou re!dnr upon and
cultivation of eld land, via: Abram
Carlton, of Hvnon, Oreon; Jacob
Hole, uf Knappa, Oregun; llrchrr !.
Hloop. of Aetorla. Oregon; nj dram
Hioop, of Aator'a. Oreg m.
CIIAIll.KM II. MOOIIKU.
naglalar.
The illlTnreiM forma of nine that run
.n.i.leiily attaih a youth when It U
ftchmd lime are br)ond the pooer of
ph ulciali tu i ure.
IT t'AN'T HIC lONU.
,o One fan it mailt Well, No t'hronic
In.. r fan Ho ('tired f nlea tlie
Hiuinu. h I. r'lrt Mad Strong
and Vtgoruu.
'Hit U plain liecuc every oigiin In
the body dn-rul on the il iiiwh (or I
nuurliilimenl. Nerve, hone, mrw, blood
are made from th food which the tnnv.
a.h convert to our ue.
How unera to treat dieaa with hl.
that and the oih-r remedy and nrgi 1
the mo I ImpiH-lant of all. Ilia atomarh.
1'ha erllt intiown of indigcMlon
r our Hing, had ta.t in th motMh,
a In atomach and bowrta, pwlpl.alioit,
amrono feeling, hrtaeM, . headache,
ciin.tlpalluii; later cornea n.g of flen,
fonaumiitloll, liver and heart trotiblra.
kidney tllear. nervou pro I ration, all
of which ara th Indirect retult uf po.-r
nutrition, i
Any prraott nuffrrtng from Indlgeatlun
hould mako It a praoih to tak aft-r
ach nnai oha of Mtawart'a liyxpta
Tablet, allow It to dlxolve In th
mouth and thua nlngt with th aallva
and enter tlie atomach In the mat
natural way. The ahlet are tilghly
reiommendiMl by lr, Jennlon bevaua
they are ttmihi of th natural diges
tive acid and fruit enience which a,
atat th itomaoh In digewilng all whol
aome fimd before It haa time to ferment
and oiir.
rlltmrt'i lyapepl Tablets are sold by
driiKWlia, full alsed iMtckngca at 60
cent. They are alao excellent for Inva.
Ilda and children. A honk on stomach
dlraet and thoiuamla of teatlmonlgla
of g.iiulne cures sent free by addresalnit
V. A. Rlewart Co., Marahall, Mich.
Plain nirmrnlsheil truth 1s ttenerally
calbd sensallotuillam.
HktVOVA v'Lv3--fl
SMO USE
ITRYING
I can't take, plain cod-liver
X oil. Doctor says try it. ne
mtaht as well tll i.e to melt
lard or butler and ty to take J
them. It 1$ too rich andj
will upset the stomach. But
you can take u.. or cream,
so you can take
Scott's warn
It is Kkc cream j but willa
feed and nourish when cream 2
'will not. Babies and chil-,
' i a t .
dren will thrive, ana grow
fat on it when f he'r ordinary
food docs not noui'iil. them. I
i Persons Iwe U-c.i u:ya io gain
ounce of ut's Ei. .JJv It Sets
9 the digestive .uic'..;..c y i.; working
V order so t:w:;a:y food Is
2 properly U.trsltu f m idxtiited. &
V 5CTTi!;JaM.', .linniHihwVoik. a
1 -. ' - v Wv.' VJ 'A
Tim ilcantit iiii'HkhI nml lictiiflclnl
rfTiM'la, of tin" M'ull liumvn mildly,
Hvilt l or Yum, iiuiiiiifiirtiir. il l.y the
'Ai.lfiiiiNU Km H vntl' to, llliihirnlfl
l.lm vnltin uf nlilaltilliif tho lliili linn
tWa )rliii'lic of iiliitiU known to Im
nipilli'limlly Irisulivii ami pri'i'iiliii(f
thnin tit tlio form tiim.t ri-frr ililni; t-itlm
tnntfi mil) ani'fiitalili) In tin- Htnn. H
la tilt) Dtiu Hrfort aln imtlii iiinjf lung
tlrt, I'lranaititr tlio avklt'iu I'llci tually,
tlUK'lliif colli, hoailni'lira ami frvrra
(fi'iilly yi-l pnuiiitly mi'l rniililliiK nun
to ovorcutiio lialntuiil cunhtlnlliii ht
inuin'iitly Ita jM-rfort frrpilmn fnm
arry ofiJiTtlniiiililii iiiulltv ami anli
'Sm'Mj, ami Ita nntinir on tin' kltlnfVk,
ilvnr nnd howi'la, wltlmtit wcnki'iiitiir
or Irritating tliniti, tnuko It tlio lilvul
Inxntlva.
In thn profHH of munufuitlurliifr
are iikkiI, n thrv am ilruwirit Ut tlio
Ute, bnt the Ini itlrlniil (tinlltirof the
rcnicily aro olitalncd frmn M ima anil
other annual In plnnta, liy a mnilxxt
known to tlm ('Al-irnHNia Kio Kvnt'P
Co. only, In ordur to uvi lu iM-ne-flclnl
ITocU ml ti) amid I in I tit t Ion a, pli-awt
rmnmbrth full niiir of tlirt omnany
prlntod on tlio (rout of evrry MM.'kuKe.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
- IAN nUNCiacO. OAU
LOtnaviLLt Kt. vvm route, v. r.
For aal by all Dtuggltla.-1'rlr (0c. per botlla
l'irKi may think that thnr ran break
tal new gently, but It I a Impixellile
aa lo flra off a cannon ofily.
0'
CiKfaoa
Face Humors
rimile, lilatklicads, timplc raslici,
ittl, rough hands, (ailing hair, ami
lby Mcminhri prevented l.y l.Vn
n'kA Soap, a ure preventive ol in
ll.tiiitnat ion ami clopging of the I'otci.
a,440fSa1ltieMl4 f'.rtai lee ('.
Cer.. ! . a. IUehreeeeireeiUiew.lie-
Nu w.im'ii air lo Iw irrmltiei1 to !'
ne.. thn mill between ritt.lmm.in. and
i
JefTrlc. Hut they can lo like the prin
Ipal III a flullc cncoimter- take It out
In talk.
Karl's Dover Root Tea
lleantlih tk due tl. .ton, Purines the
PIw.LvraS Heh,Uer twin, I'urr.l'un
Mliii.n, lixlurotlnn, and H Kruilm. of
Jli hklii. An RttmwM Ijii.iIU Nerve
1mlc, tiitlj on alwiJute giiatvitto by all
ilruggUt. lit.. Cot. and l.OO.
. C. VVCLLt A CO., IIROY, N. V.
son raoeanToas
For sala by CHAIU.Ea HOOERS.
It Is a tremendously hII domestic
who sixwks of tho "waah lady" and the
'slop geiitlcnmii."
1 1 1 i
Make No ;
Mistake : :
L3JlnbuylngCon-5
densed Mlik. f
Take no sub- f
stltute for the f
1 .
en uonien
igle Brand
CONDENSED MILK i ,
There aro cheaper and In- 1 1
forlor bnrda to tho Eagla, 1 '
but none that equal It. It '
V n .Iia4 ftwnl r.M. n r t
IMa rtiva llll IVI 1VI ijt
j years. Gcnd fcr r.ecipe bok. a .
0 C0CC.VSC0XK'sr.DMHKCO..N.Y. I
Vaillldlll O IVIUilVI ! .
5 Hits no ptitial ia UWumss of tho
Klilnoj's .n.J UriuuryOrjunH. Hne .
you ni'luctod your lvUttoyK? Unli"
vot' ovorworliod your ncrvottb aya-i
S'fm ami cnttsiil irnuMo wltU J'ourl
(Kitlnoys nnl Klti.iititr? Utivo youi
pnlus In tho )o!t", uiilp, little. proini
tx'iirnnixi of V'n f'uoo, ei.pocitvli.y
in.lor the i'ViiV Tioff((iiHnttU!-c
i.Jre ptiHNiiriaoV Wllllnm's KKlncy
i I'lils will Imnurt new life to tlolM
! iittil muUo a new man of votu li ; "
f mull 00 refits p(r bt x, " ' H t
s ,,i'yJ;AMSjMi;.:ji'ropa.,i;iovai.mu,u. '
An rxnllcnt Combination.
I ew an HI
0i Ule
Wmw
ea f
f
n I ar i ,a an
ENGLAND UP
TO A SCHEME
Sbcls Oppressing Jamaica Out
of Some Design Against
United States. .
HER PLAN LIKELY TO FAIL
Little Interest Slwwn at Washington
lo the Cornlnf Reciprocity
Commission's Visit.
NICW YOHK, Jim .-A njieil.il to th
rrW'UMe from WaaliliiKton )'a: Wa!w
lugtoii oltli'lal Iwvo an ln(r.i In the
.lining of th Jumui's m;lproclly cotn-
mUeloiiiia grealcr than tho trade of th
llrltiali jione.'ina warrant, Ttinr la a
feeding lliat liefore th'y gel througli theae
Jamalia iiinuiilliiiu-r will bring to a
f'M iia tlie wllole ijueetlon of (tie tuiuro of
Iho llrll'iih Went Indlr. T)T will art
nominally In iiijum-lin with th !trltlh
emlKienv, birauae to do uth-rwl would
not Imj pormltled by the llrlilah foreign
ortlro. Neverthele.a Die jamalrana are
apt to provo h-adtrong. far'ful tte.
meiita arc mado Uiot their prcaenca
nothing o do wtlh the pr--nii of H'r
fuvetidleh lluyle, wlw I n rernltig
llrltleh Oulaiia In pending- negotiation.
or wlih the prnjKid reprlproolty rrunv
menta with thn llarliadoe. Nrverihea
the hlea I prevalent that Mr. 'ham
berluin. the colonial minister. In haimx-r-In;
Jamali-a. and that ' want the other
di n.eni-li In the Went lnd.ru to arrve
a an i.ftei t. Another Intimation In gln.
I Im I If J.iinal.u do' not .t along well
wlih the I'nlieil Htatra he will t.irn to
Canada. The nlluiwc lxtieii funada
and the HrllUll Wet Indie hax Weil
aerhiualy dratniyeil In tho dominion.
riome Moiiin-iil eapltallai have lately
ItiW-rr.ied ttirmaelve in ,i'trlo llglit
and atieet railway enterprise In Jamah a
and they are Hid 10 t urging a ciom-r
union iBlwcrri Dm, dominion and the
Inland. The notion la too whlnudtml to
rnelv much attention, beiuue neither
the tuheile nor the fruit trade ufford a
IiukI for either political or comnirclal
union b' lwern t'anada and Jamalia.
I'rlvaie letter received from Jamaica
have recently uiilemelited publlrhed
and offlital report regarding ilyj- depth
of the ilmc.ntent there. fi.e, the fulled
'H:ati act nMire generously than Kng
.'id ha done by granting trading 'U
vantagi without eqiilvulonl return It i
said tlm I the d. muiid for aniirgat on wl'l
Im op-nly made, rlome of the U adlng men
of Jamaica have no faith tn Hie present
negotiation, and with the fear of 1'ub.i
and I'orlo Ith-o before rhelr eyes, they
want lh Wand to eek political union
with the fulled Stales. They are not
particular whether they are traded for
one of the Philippine or for some other
ki of land.
Apparently Mr. fhsmberluln ha most
at slake. He had a carefully matured
schrme by which 111 trade was to be
taken away from the New KntilanJ cp
llwllsls who had Inverted their capital
and developed the fruit raising Imfus:
try, a well as Hie railroads. A the
Kngllsh flirt was to replace the Ainer
can fruit fleet which runs to New Tork.
Iloston. Philadelphia and Italtlmore, Sir
,r
Henry Wako. the former
the Island, presented to the London chum.
ber of commerce Its opponunlths. Plans
were really mado by which Eng.lt.li capl-1
tal would drive "'it the American capital, i
Thev came, lo nothing and now their '
fmluro la ailtnlttnl
in Vlliei IV ieMir m
lala of nclpwlty with tlie
United
sued a
Siato. tho colonial li'glalature pam'
rvuilliitory tariff bill. Thin waa only done
aftor atrong liroU'nta anil after the threat
of th iltrlllah forv'lgn ollloc to redue
Jutimli a to the condition of a crown col.
ony Imil liccn withdrawn and 8lr Aiw
giiHtua llemmMig, the premmt governor
gcinTrtl, had given aasurajK'o that ttte
lilH-rtlc of tho colony would not be In.
torfcred with. NeveTtheleR. the day
uf.er tlie lunuwge of the tariff bill, Sir
AuguHttia Humming and Sir Joseph
fhanilierluln were burned In 'tlU:y. The
feeling waa that the couraa tuken would
ciiuite Irritation among the otllclalu of tho
United State Inatead of aecuring the
oonci-aaknu whli'h they wanted.
It can hardly be ald that the admin
istration Is Irritated. Titer la no little
Jitnwtlm trade that to allow reenlment
would be alMiird. However, no reason
haa boon found why tlio United State
should do more for Jamaica 'that the
IirlUnh foreign olllcc. l able to do, and
though Mr. Chamberlain may be highly
CKtienied personally, he In mt likely to
recvlvc much aid In hl plun of pacifying
Jamnlca through Ainorlcan prlvllegea.
The American comimnica which have
handled tho Jamaican fruits In the mar
ket of the United States have not com
plained of flie tariff. They huve done a
satisfactory butdiiona without Interfering
wlih fruit growers at home. As for the
sugar, It Is doubtful whether the United
States could restore tho Industry by
granting to It reciprocity, tts may till'.
malely bo granted lo Cuba. The whole
question of Jamaican reciprocity Is a
political ralher than a commercial one,
and Is of more concern In London than
In Washington,
W'An ON TUBERCULOSIS.
CHICAGO, June 9. iPublic war on tn-
beroulosl , was formally declared Inst
night when t'he Chicago veterinary ac.
doty art a meeting decided to take the
Inlilativa In tl krunrvWt agalngi. 4h
scourgn. To that end th society ciJet
a joint voiifeTBiwe of the veterinarian
and phyldan of Chicago lo ml on
Weitmsd4y, June 21, at a plaa to Ix
dwldi'ii upon ftr ll Is determined
whether thfl public shall b admitted.
Mayor Harrison, Oovernor Tanner and
Hie aldermen will be rnvlted, The pur
po, of th" meeting will b to form (
clhc plun for 111 prevention of the sal
of milk In lh" lil gi market thai I not
known lo have come from non-tuber
cu, .hk tows.
A commltt'Hi was appointed lo con er
with the Chicago Medical Ho-My and
oi hi r Instil Mifona In reference lo the d
tall of the c.infi ri ni. The paper to be
read at the ronMeiiie are to be con
lined to thn subject of regulating th'
a!e of milk with a view of extermlna:.
H tf ihv source of luli'TcuI'm milk, The
vererltmrlana will advocate leglrlition
for the ltuH"Ttlon of cow that supply
the Chicago market. The p. an Out stood
mot In favor at th meeting was that
suggested by tr, K. I.. (Jultman. He
said:
"It la necessary that w Induce th
city council to Ink action for the ap
pointment of at Ira at CO cow Inspectors.
Th lnnciora sh ill tm n give llci-n lo
such owner whose cow are found to b
ron.'ulM rrulot.s The rows shall be test
id every three miTiths. The city shall
apiMiltit as many depot for the Inspec.
Hon ii( lnconlng shlpmnts of milk as
ar, b-eniel necessary, Every can of
milk that Is ahirpet InM the city shall
Iwar upon It the number of the ship,
pcr's license."
DfNH Wrcr.KLY TAIK ItKVIKW.
lllse In J'rlces fnequalled In Any other
Week In Many Yiars Iron and
Hterl Kpe"lally booming.
NEW YOHK. June .-K. O. Uun ac
"o.'s weekly review of trade will say:
The past wek has brought a rise In
pilces not e.illcd !n any o lo-r week
i f many )ear. Iiou prwlucis have a'b,
valu ed 2 per cent lu one week, and
l-lg Iron Ik per cent, following the ak
vane of H per cent In pig and t per cent
in other iron product during May. I
Cotton has advam-cd I per cent and
cotton goud I.S lM-r cent dur.ng the
week, wlin woolen gowls six per cent and
boot uml shoes otto per cent. A little
traction of six per cent apwars In lea-
thir anil seven per cent In hides, but the
..ku..,...l.,l.. a. ik. Cm. I u.-h thm I
buying far tn advance of the require
menu of consumption.
Tills 1 a s)mplom of danger, and th
moxt conservative maniirc'urer, eg.
pcvlally In Iron and steel, have striven
to avoid It. but an actual Inability lo
bllver the products demanded leaves
them little p-'Wcr. while the peculu
i
Hon In wool and other lines is running i
i
awny from ixmsumpllon.
"Uuoiatlons are larselv flctltlojs. I
"r.r the t-urrent week the faCureh
have Ixvn In the fnlted .-itats.
agnlnst S last year, and 10 In Canada
against 17 last year."
HIT THUKE RETCRXED.
VICTORIA. It. C. June .-Three sur.
vlvors of a party of nine from Halifax
Nova Scotia, who started Into Alaska
one year ao over the Edmonton route
have arrived here. They are Jacob Bou.
ti.-r. of Halifax. J. U Punbrock. of Vi
torta, Krank Johnson, of Halifax. They
rtport that their six companions per
ished on the trail. Their names wee 1.
1 licks on. clerk; Dommlck, A. Ll
sard, machlnlit: Dunsward, engineer;
1 itlKhnnw iitftmllh .Tthn Tlmmn
Jew''r'
j BpraBM my eft hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The docor
I called on said at first It was a alight
t jil. a.rttM .nin k. 1l K,t I.
,h((l rh(umusm, u continued to grow
. ororsa and I could hardly get around to
liim wucse .iiu me uwiur .ncn iu
work,
I went to a drug atore and th
druggist recommended me to try Cham
berlaln'a Pain Balm. I tried It and one
naif of a 60-cent bottle cured m en.
llrely. 1 no racommend It to all my
friends. F. A. Babcock, Erie. Pa. It
la for sal by Charles Roger.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that the under
signed haa been appointed administrator
of the estate of Alexander Malcolm, de.
ceased, by tha county court of the atate
of Oregon, for the county of Clatsop,
and all persons having claims against
tent the aame, verlrted as required by
law, to me at my residence In the city of
Astoria, Oregon, within six months from
the date of Uie first publication of this
notice.
Dated at Astoria, Oregon, May 30, 1S9.
ROBERT CARRUTHERS,
Administrator,
H.F.PraelTransferCo.
Telephone U
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All Gooda Shipped to Our Cant
Will Receive Special Attention.
No. ESS Duan BU,
W. J. COOK, Mgr.
Re. TL 111
Astoria, Ore.
L. LEBECK
Carpenter and Builder
General Contractor
HOUSE RAISlNd AND
nOVINd A SPECIALTY
CUBAN PLOT
FOR FREEDOM
Pleasing Plan to PI I the Island
of American ''Inter
fere, cs."
PROPOSE TO BURN US OUT
All Foreign lovtstrntnts Will Be De
stroyed From EnJ to Eni
of trie Island.
NKW YOItK.June .-The Herald says!
In a private letter received from a d s
llnguUhed Cuban, now resident of the
fnltid H'atcii, I g most sensational rat"
men! about the plana of the lrrconcl!ab!e
Cuban bailers. The writer Is coriscmu
tlve and la in a position to know what Is
gcotntc on at present In Cube,
Tlwj Informailon la aa fo'.lows:
"Tlie latet story from Cuba, which I
have every reason lo believe, having been
told me by a prominent Cuban who tv
tlimu y with the leader In Havana lends
authority to the statement, is that the
former revolutionary element haa decided
to make a virtue of necessity end grace,
fully, to outward appearances, acefpt
American Intervention.
"At ihe end of two years, however. If
Cuban Independence l not acknowledged
and the government transferred to the
I
Cuban, the torch Is to be appllH from
one vnd of the Island to the other, by
which means all foreign Investments will
t d,troyel. When It Is mldcred that
,(, wrlth of Cuba Is deident upon
'agricultural developments, chiefly cane
an(j tobacco, and tl.at a fire brand ma
' n, ouly applhd in a dry cane field weuld
j au. ;he destruction of thounds of
i rioliars of value In a single night, the
j enormity of the plot becomes apparent."
Ml'RDER AT 91'OKAXE.
'
tolorel t orporal Shoots a Citixen and
One of His Brother Soldiers.
SPOKANE. June S. This afternoon tn
i the hallway of the second flxr of the
Minnesota House. Corporal illlam Wll-
son (coKired) of company M. Twenty.
fourth Infantry, shot Charles A. Dix
j through the right lung. Inflicting a
wound which the doctore believe will
! prove fatal; and shot a brother soldier,
Corporal Itev-.-rly Williams, twlc In the
j right hip near the croln. Corporal Wll-
i eon surrendered to the chief of pollc.
i
Captain Hach-lor. the commandant of
the post, visited Wilson tn hi cell and
i with a penknife cut from the prisoner's
uniform his corporal's troes, raying:
"A pretty rcamp you are. You've dls
graced your regiment and the army.'
Admiral Dewey professes to be amaxed
at the preparations now being; made tor
his reception In New Tork. The admiral
should remember that he Is a much bis
the pay of men who know how to fight.
Astoria Public Library
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Opeat every uay from t o clock to 1:9
t i lMW to M D. A. t. rjiM
BubecrtptlOD ratea U rer annum.
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Beware of
Con aomert should bewara of th cheap god
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THE N. t FAIR2AM C03IPANT,
CWag. StLonlg NawVtfk BUt
Columbia Electric
and Repair-Co.
Successor to
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS
Blacksmiths
Boilermakers
Machinists
Logging Engine
Foundrymen
Heavy Forging Under Power Hammer a Specially
Sole Manufactnrers of the Unsurpassed
... " Harrison Sectional" Propellor Wheel ...
Contractors for Electric Lights and Power Plants.
SAINT PAUL
FIRE ID HE I1ICE GOMPAHY
fST. PAUL,, MINN.. JAN. ist. 1899.
Capital .... I 500,000.00
Reserve for Unearned Premium 1,016,407.87
Reserve for all Other Liabilities 222,691.07
Net Surplus over all Liabilities 784,888.78
Total Assets
PACIFIC DEPART! ENT.
CHARLES CHRI8TEN8EN, Manager.
B. GOODWIN, Assistant Manager.
317 California St.. S. F., Cal.
am! r G9a ttik b r ran nrrra
Astoria's Leading Hotel :
Megler S Wright, Props.
Of Any Description
Done with Neatness
and Dispatch. Prices
Reasonable. Call at
C. jr. TRENCH ARD.
Commission, Brokerage,
insurance and Shipping:.
Imitations!
Loggers
Scp;Iics
Kept la Stock
Built nnd Repaired.
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$2-,523,987.72
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Astoria, Oregon
Custom House Broker.
ASTORIA, .OREGON
Agent ff. P. APo., and Pacific Kxptcu Co'l.