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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-14
OBITUARY NOTES.
Captain Matt O'Brien, n Cousin of Captain
 Lawrence O'Brien.

Captain Matt O'Brien, n Cousin or Captain
 Lawrence O'Brien.
 Captain Matt O'Brien died recently in New Orleans. He was we'll known to several people in New Haven, especial ly those veterans who served in New Orleans during the war He was a cousin of Captain Lawrence O'Brien of this city, and although they fought on opposing sides in the great struggle, they were lifelong friends. New Ha- veners who have from time to time visited New Orleans since the close of the war, speak in the highest praise of the deceased captains generous hospi- tality and open-heartedness. The New Orleans Times-Democrat gives an ex- tended account of his career. He was of late years supervising inspector of steam vessels. and was confederate veteran with a famous naval record. He died after an illness of six weeks. Captain O'Brien was taken sick on De- cember 13 with congestive chill and : later it was found that he was suf- fering from cirrhosis of the liver. About a week later three abscesses developed, which had to be operated upon sub sequently. He continued to fail how ever.
 During the later weeks of his illness his mind wandered. and especially in the last few days he seemed to live in the past, except when aroused to his ioht foi1 jt,, but he recognized everybody whom he knew by their voices. When left in quiet, however, his mind would go to the past, and the words which now and then escaped his lips showed that he was thinking himself again a sailor on the Alabama, the former confederate cruiser, on which he served in the war. Start the fires" he would exclaim every now and then, and occasionally during his last night on earth he was heard to say. Never mind the oars," and he called the names of a number of those who were his comrades upon the Alabama.
 He went on the Alabama as second assistant engineer under the same com modore, and remained with the Ala bama until it was sunk by the Rear sage off the coast of France. The wreck of the Alabama and the rescue of those on board by the Greyhound is matter of we'll known history. Cap- tain O'Brien was the last man to leave the ship, or among the last. Returning to the work in the navy, Captain | O'Brien became chief engineer of the | Chann nnIoah Y1ndar tha fo r,,o,Ya copfa5 crate naval officer, Captain Valley, and remained with him until the close of | the war.
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really am the Mary l.. Brown named
 on the check. You don't doubt that, do
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26
MAINE WAR, NEWS.
Echoes of the Talk of Strife Heard in the
Newspaper Offices.

Capt. E. L. Watts, retired sea cap
tain, came to Maine from Florida, last
fall, with the intention of passing the
winter and rext summer and possibly
the rest of his life on farm which he
had purchased near Good Will Farm.
Monday, he was suddenly called to
Florida. His departure was in a way,
mysterious, for he would not himself give
answer to questions as to his destination.
Since his departure it has been learned
from relative that the captain has been
called to Florida by the government.
Captain Watts has sailed around the
world several times in vessels touching at
Spanish ports with which he is very
familiar. 1t Is supposed that he may be
in possession of information regarding
Spanish ports that will be of value to the
government -Waterville Correspondence
of the Kennebec Journal.
A COMPANY FROM EASTPORT.
Peter A. Martin, of this oity, veteran
of the list Maine Battalion, has been cir
culating paper for signatures, which
will be forwarded to Washington, Offering
the services of the undersigned" to the
war or navy departments, in case of q
declaration of war; nearly one hundred
names were secured in o comparatively
short time, many of whom saw service in
the last war, in both army and navy
PASSPORT Sentinel.
ELLSWORTH VETERANS READY.
Ellsworth war veterans are not behind
in volun teering their service to the coun-
try in ,ase Of war with Spain. AT a
meeting of VIM. H. Fl. Rice post, G. A.
r., Monday evening, 1t was unanimously
voted to offer their services to the govern
ment in event of war with Spain, in any
capacity they may be needed.
This is not q mere empty vote. War is
not a remote possibility, and the men
who offer their services in this crisis have
smelled powder, and realize the full mean
ing of war. One of the veterans told The
American reporter yesterday that while
the boys would find 1T hard work to
march, put them behind fortlncatlons
and they would do credit to the record
made back in the sixties
But in case of war, there Will be many
positions in which the experience OF y.
A. X. men would make them valuable
without the necessity OF bearing arms
themselves
The q. A. r. is ready to light, but 1t
is significant fact that in It's MEMBER
ship can be found very few llngoes.
Ihey know what war means. ellsworth
American.
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Domestic Markets..

tBy Telegraph
NEW YORK-The Flour market-receiprs
1885 bbls; exports 36.3OS bbls; sales $500
packages; weaker with Wheat
TiOur quoLationS-ctty mills patents at 759
6 90: winter patents so@5 70 :city mills clears
at EOdp3 So winter STRAITS b5(G4 70; MIMI
pats 1C15 40; winter extras 1904 &c MINI
bakers 35G4 30; winter low grades at SOC
800.
Rye easy-Eo Western at 57s4 @5sc o b
afoat to arrive.
Wheat-receipts 71.225 bush: exports 50, sob
bush: sales i, S15 900 bpsh; futures 10000 Du
spot; spot weak; No 2 Red OF o b afioat to
arrive; No Northern Duluth 0S O. b afoat
to arrive; No hard Manitoba 10 b af0at
COrn-recelpts 80. 1926 bush; exports 66,574
bush; sales 2l5. 900 bush; futures SS. 600 bus
spot: spot weak; No at 35A C o afloat.
ats-recelpts $4,000 bush: exports 59.n33
blu; sales 100000 bush spot; spot weak; No 2
No white =; track white 32@asc.,
Beef firm: family = ;city extra India Mess at
ELard easier: Western steam =.
Pork quiet: mess -.
Butter quiet: Western creamy 151a@l9c; do
factory at 121l41ac; Elgins lee: state dairy IA
al SC do crem 15A@ &c.
Cheese dull; large white 71sci small white
Eggs quiet; State and Penn at 1o@lo1A ives
tern fresh IT 1920.
Tallow steady.
Petroleum dull.
RoSin quiet.
Spirits Turppentlne quiet
Molasses steady.
Freights firm.
CHICAGO-Cash quotations;
Flour dull. weak.
Wheat-No spring 90@93c; Mo- do at S9g
&c: No Red at O0M. CorD-No at ESQ
2SMc. Oats-No at 261a@26c; MOI white
at 2sL4 O SOC: No 8 White at q "a zoe; No
rye acc: No Barley &C. No Flaxseed l1@
/ 20: Prime Timothy seed S5a2 9TH. Mess
pork at 9 45@9 30. Lard at 4 9213G4 90 ;short
RIB SIDES at 4 STU @5 10. Dry sailed meats
shoulders 4s4 G942s short clear sides at 25@
Better firm cremry 1s@lsHc; dairy at lo1a
t@l6c. Cheese at quiet a. S@o14c. Eggs firm;
Receipts Rec Flour 10000 bbls; wheat 10000
bus; corn 261 QUO bush; oats zOl 900 bush;
rye 900 bush; barley 10000 bush.
Shlpments-Flour AZ, 600 bbls; wheat 12S, 900
bush corn 90 600 bush; oats $4,000 bush:
rye l. OUO bush BARLEY $4,000 bush.
TOLEDO-Wheat-No 2 cash 951ac; May at
951ac.
Corn-No mixed at 29lAc.
Oats dull-No 2 mixed 26c.
Rye-No 2 at SOC.
Cioverseed-prime cash.
Observation-Disclosures - March 95A May
94c; July SOFA Onitrack; No hard at 97A G;
No Northern at 9h14c.
MINNEAPULIS-FlOu patents 7o@
90: second patentsf4 COCA 10; first clears at
8 6Ogg4 on; second clears at DOGS 90.
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TOTHE PUBLIC.

Knowing Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to be medicine of great worth and
merit and especially valuable for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough, we
will hereafter warrant every bottle
bought of us, and will refund the money
to anyone who is not satisfied after using
two-thirds of rs or so cent bottle. d.
w. Heseltine. 3S7 Congress ST., Edward
W. Stevens, 107 Portland ST., King S.
Raymond, Cumberland Mills, VIM. Ok
nard, 92l Congress ST., FL. P. S. Goold,
Congress Square Hotel.
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HAKAs AT WORK.

Victoria, B.. c., March s5.-The
Chinese colony here has received advices
that Hakas are again raiding in three
great districts of Sur Ming, Ying Ping
and Hoi Ping, they having already raided
the town Of Hong Mai and massacred all
it's inhabitants. "Haka'' is explained as
synonym for stranger, applied by the
inhabitant of the Chinese coast districts
(1,Le Bonda) to the barbarouS people Of
the hills with whose customs they have
for centuries been in antagonism. The
fHakas' are said to be armed with
American magazine rifles and reported to
be marching on the large city of Foo Saa
the peaceful Chinese fleeing in terror be-
fore them.
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Cotton Markets.
BY Telegraph.

MICH. 25, 1898
NEW YORK-The Cotton marker To-Day
closed quiet ;middling uplands at 1-16;do gull
at s 5-l8c; sales $40 bales.
CHARLEST0 N-The Cotton market to-day
was nominal; Midalng 5ssc. A
GALVESTON-Corton market today was
quiet; middling 11-l6c.
MEMPHIS-The Cotton market TODAY was
steady; middlings 51ac.
NEW ORLEA SS-The Cotton market to-oay
was steady; middhng 7-16c
MOBILE-Thc Cotton market to-day was
quiet; middlingl5ssc.
SAVANNAH-Tha Gotten market to-day was
easy; middling 9-16e.
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HERBERT FULLER RELEASED.

Boston, March 25.-The barkentine
Herbert Fuller which was towed to this
port on March z, by the government tug
Nina for use of the government in the
trial of mate Bran was released last even
ing by order of the United States Circuit
court. At noon today she was towed from
the berth che had occupied on the South
side of Long wharf to Leighton's ship
Yard, East Boston, where she will remain
until charactered by her owners.
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BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET.

Augusta, March 25.-The fourth annual
banquet of the Augusta Board of Trade
was held at Hotel North, this evening.
G. S. Hichborn presided at the post
prandial exercises. Gen. Selden Conner,
Hon. Oryille D. Baker and Hon. Herbert
M. Heath, were the speakers of the eve
ming.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO Mch. 25. .--Cattle-receipts
OOOO; fairly brisk: e,tra to choice 8 50Go 70 !;
choice do C5@5 40: common to fair at 2oa
5 90; stockerS and feeders -.
Hogs-receIpTs $1,000; slow; fair to choice al
5 871at@4 90; common TO choice 1898 921a !;
common TO good light 3 70@3 o2h3.
Sheep-releipts 5000; fairly active at 3 Dog
76 for common TO prime; fed Westerns 70
"a 20; lambs 1896 65.
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Hides,

The following quotations represent the pay
ing prices in this market:
Cow and OK hides. ...............71ac ~ fb
DullS duQ SbH sO13C
CcaI skins, trimmed, lice
do untrimmed. SC
Lamb skins ................ 90 to SOC each
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Stable Products in the
Leading Markets
New York Stock and Money Market.
(By Te(earapn.l

New York stock and Money Market.
(By Telearapn.l
NEW YORK, Mch. %.
Money on call was steady 1M a. FER cent;
last loan at Q: prime mercantile paper 41a 95Hs
pr cent. Sterling Exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at S31a@4 33A for
demand, and sO7s!@A 81 for sixty days; post
ed rates at s11a@4 851a. Comm ercia bill
at SO14.
Silver certificates 55ss@56.
Bu silver 65.
lMexlcan dollars 44s4.
Government Bonds weak.
Railroad bonds heavy.
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MARCH &c.
M.ARINF, NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, March 25.
rrived-


Arrived.
Steamship Lamberts Point, (Br) Humphreys,
London-mdse to Robt Reford Co.
Steamship Manhattan. Bennett. New YORK
passengers and mdse to j b C0yle.
Steamer Salacia, Oliver. Boothbay Harbor ana
Steamer Enterprise, Race. South Bristol and
Sen Ceiina, Murray Philadelphia : coal to
Sch c M Gilmor, Thomas. Port Clyde.
Sch Eldorado, SIrout, Millbridge-shngles for
a market, .,r
Sch Ina. Nellie Waters, and Annie Harper,
st John, NIB, bound west.
Sch Laura & Marion. Eastman. Harpswell.
Schs Lila Fernald. Louisa s. Rosa Rabert
Carr and Albert w Black, fishing.
Cleared.
Steamship Parkmore. tBp Evans Bristol
Sch St Thomas. Hammett. Baltimore--Knlck-
erDocker Ice Co.
Sch P Blackman, Ross. Kennebec and Bal
tlmore-J WinSlOw u Co.
Sch Milfred May, Cousins, Brooksville-J II
Sch Railroad, Simmons. Friendship : j H
Sch Commerce, circuit, Brooksville j Fl
Blake.
SAILED-Steamer Hurona, for London; tug
Springhill, towing barges Nos and 8. for Louis
burg. CB.
EXCHANGE DISPATCHER.
Sid I'm Liverpool Oath, steamer Partisan. for
Portland via Halifax. (and passed MoVllie zoth
Memoranda
Baltimore, Mch 23-Soh Jas Young has been
saved from the wrecked schr Chas S Giidden
and take 1t toaThomaston where new null is
being built.
Yokohama, March 24-ship William H Macy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

Washington, March rs. The following
fourth.class postmasters have been ap-
pointed for Maine:
Forest Station, John F. Mahoney; West
Kennebunk, A. NJ. Littlefeld.
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$50 POkrLA N, Mch IS
Rec~'nts by Maine Central Ii. R.-rur ror :
ami 1877 cars misce Ilaneous mer chandse; Tor
connecting roads 100 cars.
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RstailGroearx,

Retail Grocers' sugar Ealos.
Portland market-cut loaf Z: confetionea J
DC; pulvCrised Sc: powered, &c; graaulareu
c1as. coiIee crushed Be; yellow a..
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European Markets..
Bv telegraph.
LONDON. Mch. 25, 1aga.-Couscls closed at
III 7-16 for money and Ill 9-16 for account.
LIVERPOOL, Mch. rs, 1S9S.-Cotton market
is uuet-American niddling at 5-l6d; sales
5000 bales including 500 bales for specuia-
tion and export.
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IRA F. CLARK & CO.,
The Largest One Price Spot Cash,
CL0THIERS, MATTERS and FURNiSHERS,
IS and % Monument Square.
PALMISTRy.
Prof. Le0saidoW, the CeIebra-
ted Palmist.
THE SCIENCE OF pALMISTRY.

Prof. Leosaidow treats the future
events of your life, he gives advice in full
detail on all matters pertaining to do
nestle and business affairs, speculation,
law suits, love, marriages, divorce, acct
dents and various other events, all ma
llgn influences, travels, health. Ii you
are in doubt or in trouble of any kind he
can help you. All diseases located
through the art of Chiromancy and
cured by the ancient Kabaliskic method.
Will remain IL days, Sc Free ST
Terms Sl.O0.
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Portland yvna,.s.le MARX.

PORTLAND. Mch 25
Business in Breads uffs and Provisions is
very light with a fairly steady mraket. Sugars
quiet and rather easy in tone. Eggs weak and
lower. Potatoes firmly held. Raw and Boiled
Oil declined lie to-day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-03-26

ASs AniOA1e "a VSSA tSos
flour
Sur crime &
low grades.4 O0G4 20
Spring Wheat baB-
ers.cl ana st6 1C05lO
Patent hIrnp
Wneas... 8 5000 30
Mich. str Git
roller 3 3bGb %
clear do. IS 1925 70
stLouis sr'gi
roller Q 500 DO
clear do. % 1000 30
" nt'r wheai
patents. b 6oNo 90
FISH.
lBuying& selling prlce)
CoQ-Lar gH
Shore ....4 7b45OO
small do. 2 OOl43 90
Pollock 500 26Q3 30
Haddock. 76@2 90
Hake q O0Gz %
Herring. DOE
Scaled. So. 3@l &c
NJ ackcrei. bI 81. "
SHORE Is 1922 00@$26
Snure 70 S18 0O@$2O
Large IS $134Sl5
produce.
Capo CanrrcJe moo
do Dbl 8 bO@1OyOO
Maine. ss,...s 8 w
Pea Beans.1 3O@l 40
Yellow Eyes.l 65A1 So
Cal pea. 5bQ1 go
IrishPotat's. Dus36@95
90, DDl q
SweeIsJersey575@4 90
90 Norfolk o 00aR
do Vineland. a 5O@S5
Onions. EgpS0 OO@O 90
do NaJlves 2 1898 25
ChicKens -. 10@12
TURKEYS. Yves. 13@A6c
Northern do....1e0l7
FoWls,.. 8@9
Applea.
Eating appl's3 6o@4 30
do common $2@3 90
BaldWlns 3 1904 90
Evap, y h 9@10hc q
Lemons
MesSIna q 1903 60
OranEoB.
Florida A 0064 30
Jamaica 3 76@4 O0I
California, 3 O0t@3 25|
do Seedlings z 60@3 90
Eggs.
Eastern extra. @l2l
Fresh Western. 1o@11
Held.
Butter.
Greamery.fncy..18@2O
Gilt EaGe vfmI. els
Uholce. 80 ssss
Cheese.
n. Y, fct;ry 8 @l0
Vermont a.. 8 M10
sage ..sssllM@12
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LATE MARINE NEWS.
MAINE POsTMASTERS.

Newport News, March 25.-Sailed,
schooner Alice, Holbrook, Portland.
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Grain

corn car seg4o
| do bag lots 49,. AZ
Meal Dag lots GAO
Oats. car lots 360S6
Oats. bag lots G37
Cotton 6ecc.
car lots 90 O0G2S 90
bag lots O0c0324 90
Sacked Br'E
car lots. 10 50017 60
| bag icss17 O0@1S 90
Middling $l6600l7 81
bag OTIS. .&17@18 90
Mixed feed. II so
Coffee.
Rio, roasted 11@1o
lJava&Mocha doZ5N2S
MolasseB.
Porto Rico. ...26GS0
Barbados. ....26@26
Fancy. .s0333
Tea.
Amoysi. ......15@2O
lCOngous.. ..".lG@50
Japan. ....1S@3k
FormoS0.
Sugar
StandardG Gran 81 Is
Elk cline quality 90 15
{ Exu6C..... &S&
Yellow Extra C....4Ms
Seed
Timothy. 3 66@3 rs
Glover. West S4s@0
do N. Y. 91S@lO
Alsike. 1O@IO1a
Red Top. 16@17
frov1etons,
Pork
heavy backs ID 30
mediumlz Q00lZ 90
| short cut and
! clear $l3@13 80
Beef-light. i. 8 0O09 rs
heavy. 8 75@tO rs
Hnlests " DS 8 7bG
Lara. tcs Ano
" bbl.pure 6 @eN
| do comma. 4% do
pals. compd 5 "A @5h
pals. pure ga al
purellf 8A @81b
HSnls.sss g @9h
90 ccv'rd :.
Oil.
Kerosene120 to Sta
Ligonla. 8h
Centennial ...... S1a
Pratt's Astral ..1OEa
In half bbls 10 extra
Raisins.
Musctl.6 ID bxs6061a
/ London iay'rll 10000
Goal,
Retail-delivered.
Cumberland OO0@4 SO
Chesrnur..e. @6 90
FranKlin.... 500
Lehigh. -. &c 90
Pea. ...... 400
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BOSTON. mich. 25. ls9S-Ths following are
to-day's uuoLauons of Provisions, etc..
FLOUR.
Spring .tents, s 30R6 90. .
Spring. cIeariana straight 3O46 90.
Winter patents. 25@5 G5.
Winter. clear and straight, 4o95 80
Extra and Seconds o.
Fine and SInerS-.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS MORNING; MARCH &C. 1898

from New York for Yokohama, reported at
Tjilitjap leaky, Java. discharged 12,7UO pack
ages Of her cargo before the leak was reached.
The leak was stopped and her cargo reloaded.
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in
on ourf
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A Westbrook man was arrested Oh
Spring street, Woodfords, last evening for
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New York fiuoranon. STOCKS and Bonds
tBy Telegraph.)
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ska pizew
gnyesmn We
oumutstik TIT OF
reliability
ties especially les in bys
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FIour.

The following are todys'
Provisions. Groceries: GIG
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MEMS FURNISHI|

400 dozen Black 10c pair three pair for
&c pair 500 Suspendrs at Sc pair Fancy Bosom
White Shirts at 45c each. Necke at l9c EACH
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-11

certificates of approval % tho work per-
formed on said Improvement and Of the
completion thereof having on tho kh
DAY 0t December, lNS been iiled IN the
ofiiee OF the auditor and police judge OF
said city, as by ordinance 10 such case
made and provided. ana said certificates
OF approval belng signed by the supefin.
tendent o. streets. city surveyor ana
the committee on streets and public ways
% tho common council of said city,
Now, therefore. said work aud said Inn
provemen, may be by tho common coun.
en- or the city ot Astoria duly accepted
by ord nance, AZ the next regular meet.
ms OF said body following the date ot
tno expiration OF the publication
or this notice. which meeting viii
b. held on Thursday, December
18th. iSN at $50 p m, unless prior
thereto objections 20 said Improvement
and the acceptance thereof be hled with
tho undersigned. az his once In said city.
Dated at Astoria, oregon, December
Sth. issG
". y. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge. City OF As
toria, Oregon.
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NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence which Is Rlght to tho Point
ana Reliable.

Judge Frank Ives OF district court Of
crooks,on. MINI, says; For some time
have used sturats Dyspepsia Tablets
with seeming great beueat with few ex-
eep,ions. have not been so free from
indigestion In twenty-five years.
George w. Roosevelt. U. 8 consul %
Brussels. Belgium; stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets. safe. pleasant to take. conycn-
lent to carry. give keen appetite. perfec,
digestion.
Mr., W. n. Tomlln. mechanical engi.
n5er. Duluth. Nina; one box Of stuarts
Dyspepsis Tablets has done It's work,
and I am again gaining flesh and
strength.
o. +. Ransom, Hustonvllle KY; was
distressed and annoyed for two years
with throwing up food. often two or
three times a day; bad no certainty OF
retaining a meal II ate one. Four boxes
OF the tablets from my druggist have
fully cured me- l ind them pleasant 70
take. convenient TO carry.
Rev. q. ID. Brown. Mondoyi. Wis: The
effects OF stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is
simply marvellous; a quite hearty dinner
Of brolled beefsteak causes no distress
since begun their use
Over six thousand people in the state OF
Michigan alone in 1874 were cured OF stom.
aeh troubles by stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets.
Full shed packages may be found at
all druggists at 80 cents. or sent BY mall
on receipt Of price from +, A. Stuart Co.
Marshall. Mich.
Send for little book on stomach troubles
mailed free.
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NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE.

Notlce II hereby given 20 all persons
whomHoeyer, that W. A. Ooodin, tho con.
tractor for the stree, improvement IN
tho city OF Astoria known A. the I'm
provement OF Harrison Avenue. nom
Seventh 10 Eighth Street" has COM
pleted the Aforesaid improvement. Ac-
cording 10 the plans. specifications. ordi.
nAnees and contract relating thereto. and
certificates Of approval Of the work per.
formed on said Improvement and OF the
completion thereof, having on the Let
day OF December, is9s, been hled N the
ONCE OF the auditor and police judge OF
said city, as by ordinances IN such case
made and provided. and said certificates
OF approval being signed BY the superin:
tendent OF streets, city surveyor and
the committee on streets ana public ways
OF tho common council OF said city;
Now. therefore SAID work and said I'm.
provrment may be by tho common coun-
cii of the city Of Astoria duly accepted
by ord nance at the next regular meet
ing OF said body following the date Of
the expiration OF the publication
OF this notice which meeting will
be held or Thursday December
18th. 1895. at f:sO p. M, unless prior
and the acceptance thereof b. filed with
the undersigned, at his ofilcc In said city.
Dated at Astoria, oregon, December
9th. 1885 .
Auditor and Police Judge, City OF As
toria. oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-11
IMPORTANT NOTIcEl

are Informed that certain parties purchasing some O 'ne 0p
Jensen Can.flling Machines with view to repairing
them by supplying any missing worn broken paris and again Pu'uns
them 10 u@ for packing salmon.
recent legal decision Of high authority has been rendered lae
effect that 10 supply one or all Of the above nRo lawfully done with
out consent Of The patent owner
are the sole owner by purchase Of the Jensen Patent lot these
machines and public notice hereby given that any aud all per-
sons who undertake 50 repair use these old machines viii DC
prosecuted The full extent Of the law The matter has been placed IN
h hands Of our attorney, John H. Miller Esq., Of San Francisco win
peemp instructions to take all necessary legal steps TO protect our
,,rh,s Il ihs npmlss ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION.