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Liverpool Cotton Marke

Liverpool, March G.-Cotton, spo
demand; prices / point lower; 4
middling fair. G4l; good middl
middling, so; low middling. 573:
binary. sos; ordinary, $50. The sal
day were 1900 bales. of which
for speculation and export and
1900 American. Receipts, $1,000
Guiding 72o0 American. Future
and closed steady: American
e. o. C.: March. sd; Mareh-A
April May, 5.67; May-June, $40;
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New Orleans March 6.-Cotton seed oil
steady prime crude. +. o. b. mills, 2i1a1t
% Yellow, 31a4@32A. Petroleum, steady.
Rosn, steady. Turpentine. I2072A.
Memphis, Tenn, March 6.-Cotton seed
Gil: Prime crude. , cents; off crude.
not quoted: prime summer yellow, 2Sc;
choice cooking I'm less than car lots, BIZ:
seed by river, $1,000 seed by rail nominal:
prime meal s24i4M2r9: prime cake, ST;
linters per pound, 41-1sc.
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LOCAL MARKETS

ton made another advance of
yesterday, GOOD middling clos
Z cents. There are still no re-
hatever. Of either transit Or
N.
Morris avenue was in Il rush
yesterday. the demand for all
produce being unusually strong.
re practically no c.ianges In the
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Fruits and Produce.

Lemons-Pcr box, extra fancy S.i5a
400.
Oranges - California navel oranges,
49, 5Om375 grape fruit, Si5Q@50O
Apples--Northern grown. ptr barrel
fancy, $500; 50-pound boxes. STD
Tomatoes-Per crate. 81 00Ql2 50.
I.imes-Per 100. s1.25
Peanuts-vFancy, per pound, &C.; No. ., Sc.
Sweet Potatoes-Cullman. s1.7jn200 per
barrel. yellow yams, S5@90c
Celery-Per dozen, 1925; per crate, &c.
Cabbage-2c per pound: new crop Flor
ida cabbage. S2.00n2.f0 per crate.
Egg plant. 81 .50d2 per crate
Lcttucc-New crop, per crate, 50.
Onions Per pound &c
Onion sets-Yellow. per bushel, 81;
white per bushel. So
Potatoes Irish. S5caSl 90.
Tennessee Second Crop Triumph Seed
Potatoes. per bu, S1.O0m1.10
Turkeys on foot i2l2ml3c; dressed la
1Sc
Game Rabbits, per dozen $50dl.1j
quail. per dozen, 8. 25m2.5o.
Eggs-Pcr dozen. fresh. 1iM5c.
Hens-35d37c; chickens, large. 25d3oc
Medium 20Gl2j.
Butter-Fresh, 12la@l5e; renovated 23c:
creamery, 2c.
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Live Stock Market.

Chicago, March 6,-Cattle. receipts 1850.
Market steady Common to prime steers
s3s5d6 40; cows. SO 65m4.Oo; heifers, 500
$500: bulls, $2.4Om 4.35 calves. sS.Ooa175;
stockers and feeders, s3.O0@4T5.
Hog receipts 10000 Weak. Choice TO
nrI,ne heavy. &c 45di655: medium to good
heavy sc 2506. a.: butcher weights Sc. asa
G 20. good to. choice heavy mixed $3.50
647is: packing. s6.00@6.45.
Sheen receipts. 10000. Market steady.
Sheep, $40Om6.15. yearlngs, $55Om625;
lams, SO. 25d7.15.
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CHICAGO 'Chanue,

Chicago. March 6.-Active covering by
shorts who were forced to cover by the
strong condition of the cash wheat mar
ket, caused a firm close in the local wheat
market here today; final quotations on
the May option being UP 1ac; corn showed
a gain of sc; oats were up lsc. Provisions
We're 2lsd5 cents lower.
The Leading futures ranged as followsl
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Interior Movement.

Houston--Steady miGdling, 1875: net re-
ceipts, Gs27;. gross receipts, 6S27; ship
ments, G4S1; sales SOL stock, 66,3s9.
Augusta-St Steady; middling, II; net re-
ceipts, 1856; gross receipts, 13o; shipments,
III; sales, AS; stock. 1856
Memphis Steady and nominal; middling
II; net receipts. 1888; gross receipts, 3l14;
shipments, 513s; sales. 300; stock. 97.17S
st. Lous-Steady; middling. 10 15-1G; net
receipts 49, gross receipts, $780, shipments
3445; stock, ii157.
cincnnati-Steady; net receipts, 597
gross receipts, 591 shipments. 1879; stock
1895.
Total today-Net receipts, $685. gross re-
celpts. 1855; shipments, 1850; sales, 1913;
stock, 29ST70.
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Feed Stuff.

Corn-No mixed. 62c; white, CSC.
Oats-No ? mixed, I3c; No white, 45e;
white clip. i7c.
Pure wheat BRAN so or 100, SO.
Cotton seed feed meal, s26; prime, $3.50.
Corn chops. $l.10.
Corn hearts, Sl15
Shorts. 100 pounds. s94.
Hulls-SO-lb C. s., 80 ton; SO-lb. c. s.. 40c
sack; 100-lb. c. s.. 80 ton; 100-lb. c. s., 45c
sack; 10 lb sack hulls, Soc.
Hay-Choice timothy, $1,000: No. timo-
thy. $3.50; Johnson grass, $1i; clover mix,
$3.50.
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cIe,rinos and Exchange,

Memphis, March 6.-Clearances sl'los,-
500; balances. $l4l,sS9
Nv orleans. March G-Clearings, 81
e.-o1-o Now York exchange bank. 81
nremiuu: commercial % cents discount
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Metal Market,

New York. March 1.-THE London tin
market was steady with spot unhcanged,
and futures shade higher at 4l62 S..
Locally. quiet; spot, 39.ooaSo.s'ls. Copper,
abroad. closing IS higher at ESQ
for spot and IS lower for futures at G7S
Locally, unchanged. Lead unchanged To-
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Dull and weak.
wheat-No. ,, 7sdSOc; No 3, 75c; No.
red 76a4@771ac.
Corn-No, ., 4o1kd4Oa4c; No. . yellow
4Oa4Q41c.
Oats-No, 2. soc; No. white, 9o4asl1se
No 3 white, 29l4G30Ac.
Rye-No. 2, Coo.
Barley-Good feeding, 3124c; fair o
choice mailing, 41@5Oc.
Flax Seed-No. 1, $1.O7 No. l nortn-
western, I.12
Mess Pork-Per barrel, SIS. 6O415. s..
Lard-Per 100 pounds, s775.
Short Ribs-Sides. loose, $S.15aS.2o.
Short Clear Sides-Boxed, IS. 46MS.5o.
Whisky-Bass of high wines. SIPS.
Clover-Contract grade, $780,
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was steady, creamery, l6u
27isc; dairy, 16d24c.
Eggs-Steady. 131a, firsts, l3lsi prime
firsts, 141s; extras, 16
Cheese-Steady, 11&diSc.
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eally. but declined IS Cd to e15 lis Cd in
London. Speter declined IS in London.
closing e24 los. Locally, firm; spot G.10@
go. Iron lower abroad standard foundry,
AS Sd; Cleveland warrants AIS 41ad. Lo-
cally, no changed.
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Fashions Change.

From the PttsbuTg Post.
THE women nowadays don't have as
many children as they did in colonial
times"
We'll. they make up for it by having
more husbands"
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New Orleans Cotton Futures.

New Orleans, March 6.-Cotton,
sales. 1000. Ordinary. 15-16; good or
9l4; low middling, 1ols middling,
good middling. liz; middling fair
Receipts. l0,9aS; stock, 272,s55.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, March 6.-Today's treasury
balances exclusive of the gold reserve,
show: Available cash balance, slo2'2sl ,OS6;
gold. s75.515. ia
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When Male Vanity Shows.

From Ghe Atchison Globe.
After a man has been told that his
hair Is getting thin on top, for the
first time in his life he finds out how
to handle a hand glass.
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Oh 1900.

; July-August. 5.S5; August-September'
s September October, 5.65; 0ctober-No-
lher 5.el: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5.as.
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seaboard Air Line.


baltimore. March 6.-Seaboard Air Line
common and preferred nothing doing.
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birmingham and Atlantic Railroad.

Close connections at Pell City with
Southern railway and at Coal City with
the Seaboard Air Line railway.
Nos. /, 2. and daily except Sunday.
Nos. 5. g. and Sunday only.
j. Il. FLEETWOOD,
Superintendent.
FELIX A. VOGEL.
General Manager
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Hides and Wool,

G. S. hides. SEC.
Dry flint hides, No. !, ljal7c.
Dry salt hides, No. .. i3@l5c.
clear. washed wool. 35n37c.
Cnwashed wool, 3jq31c
BURY wool, lac
SheepslIlns, 15aC0e
TalloM. MUG.
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Ware G. LeIand,s Cotton Letter.

There was quite an active market at
advancing prices with short covering
after the early prices failed TO change
materially. and the undertone Of the MAJ
ket was firmer than for several days
The buying carried July to higher prices
than any recorded last week and this led
to short covering of stop orders with
trading fairly active though the general
demand was not such as to encourage lib
eral buying. For some time there has
been an active demand for spot cotton and
il looks now as If the cotton for sale at
these figures had been taken off the mar
ket and it will require an advance In
spots to bring out more cotton
The movement ON the other hand when
compared with two Years ago is very lib
eral and in. the event of lie for July there
will be tendency TO increase acreage
to such ar extent that this Will become
an active market factor later on.
One of the reports of the day was tho
fumored sale of large block spot cotton
held by the Hoadley interests and this did
much to bring i'm the short interest
Liverpool prices were firm and that
market continues to be very steady as
was New Orleans throughout the great
er portion of the day. If one could be
sure that speculation would come in. IL
would not be difficult to run the mar
llet another 30 or 40 points but any rise
above normal reaction will depend
on the amount of cotton that Is to be
sold as the market gets towards lie.
The gnners report later in the month
is expected To be sufficiently moderate
10 help holders and this is looked for
ward to'as likely TO induce a STEADY mar
ket
As the new crop gets toward 10l2c there
seems to be a great deal selling.
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Phone 27s People'rl II you want tha
Gawk Engraving Co
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Loveman g. CO.'S Market Letter.

Refreshed by It's breathing spell of yes
terday the market today took n fresh
squirt, closing steady at net gain fer
thee day of Ii to is points on futures.
Spots were officially reported firm, and
n sixteenth higher on all grades. Sales
amounted to 800 bales of spots and 1600
bales of TO arrive, on the basis of 10 1916
for mddling. There were no deliveries on
contract today.
Liverpool turned the tables on the bears
today add after opening lower, steadily
improved, and finally closed steady at
an advance of to 3 points on futures,
while spots were only l point lower. wit
sales amounting to 1900 bales. A promi-
nent Liverpool house cabled that the ad-
vance there was not speculative but
wgs due to legitimate causes particular
the good trade demand and that cotton
was healthy on its own merits. Besides
the favorable Liverpool another contribute
ing factor to tho advance was a bad look
ing weather map, accompanied by predlc-
lions Of rain and even snow in some por-
tons of the belt A dispatch from north
Texas stated thai rains were interfering
with and would delay crop preparations
ten days or more. Any unfayorablc devei-
opmcnt with regard to the new crop Is
bound to have n very bullish effect. esp.
cially al his time. when thoughtful cot
ton men arc seriously considering whether
iast years crop viii he sufficient 20
meet tho consumptive requirements Of the
world without making y big hole in the
visible supply at the end Of the season.
should the new crop get q bad start.
the shortage if there is any. will be felt
more in September and October than at
any other time For this and other OBJ
vious reasons, We strongly favor purchase
of October, believing that this position
offers the best opportunity for both H.
vestment am speculative buying.
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES
February 4. 1861

Showing the arrival and departure OF
passenger trains at the Union station, Biz
mingham:
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Local Securities.

Corrected By j. NJ. Caldwell & Co.
Bell phone 2244.)
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CITY ApvERTlsEnENrs

porate the city or Astoria, ciataop
County state ~ oregon. approved
October Goth. 1879. piled In the ottiea
OF the Secretary NJ state, February
is, 1891 he aud tho annc IL hereby
amended M an 10 read an fallowH
section a. Whenever any special
assessment IL to bc made pro rata
upon the lots and premises ~ any
Aprrial Assessment district according
to the benefits the Council shall. by
resolution of ordinance. either at tho
time of ordering tho Improvement or
trpnlr or before or after tho time,
direct the same TO be made by the
BOARD OF Assessors. ana shall state
therein tho amount 10 be assessed,
ana describe CT designate tho lots
ana premises ar locality constituting
the diHtftet Ia be- RsncHHrd. upon res
cctvlng such order or directions The
Hoard Of Assessors shalt make out an
naHrHamrnt roll ordering aud desert
hnR ,herrn all lotH. premises and
parcels " land To 10 nssrnsad. and tho
valuation thufsot with the namea " tho
nNrtlrH. " kunwh. and shall levy
thereon ana against such persons Tho
amount to he hAauHnnd. In the manner
directed by the council and tho
provisions of thta Act applicable 20
aHHpaRmentb They ahHil aHHoaa upon
each lot or parcel uf land such rela.
tive portion OF tho whole sum 20 be
lryiod az shall be nf0ppftlonate 90
the estimated benefit resulting 10
such lot or parcel ot land from the
Improvement aud when such assess
mcnt IL completed they shalt report
the same TO the Council. Tho costs
and expenses Of any improvements
which may be betrayed by special
assessment shall include the coat OF
survey, plans, inspection, assessments.
~ advertisements. ana cost ut conatruc-
tlnn,
This amendment shall take effect
aud br IN force on the flrat Monday
IN january. 1907,
oioF ANDERSON,
Auditor aud Police Judge uf tho CITY
of Astoria. oregon,
Dated at Astoria Oregon. November
iat, A, D.. 1905, il.t.t
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


ements hereditaments, or premises
deemed by the said viewers to he een'
etitted by the laying out, opening es-
tahlishing or widening OF any such
street or alley. under the provisions
or this Act shall be n lien or charge
on the estate ana interest OF the re-
suecttVe owners, lessees, and cthcr
persons Interested In such lands, ten
ements, heredttaments and premises
Tor and ON account OF which the saiu
respective sums shall be assessed by
said viewers upon the said respective
owners, lesSers, or other persons In
tereSted thereir and shall he entered
In the docket OF the city Liens, IN
like manner as an assessment tr
street improvements In said City OF
Astoria, and the said owners. lcSsecs
and other persons Interested as afore-
said shall. moreover, be respectively
and severally liable To pay such asa
essment, and IN case no appeal IN ia
ken AS TO any such assessment benefits
the said assessment shall be paid TO
the City Treasurer of the City OF Az.
toria within ten days from the eSpir-
alton OF the time limited for appeal
or the same shall be deemed dclln"
Quent and, thtreupon, whenever the
council SO order, shall he collected IN
like manner AS provided for the col
lection OF delinquent street assess
ments by the act incorporating the
City of Astoria, All moneys arising
from such assessments or henenIS
shall he Kept In il separate fund, 20
be applicable To the satisfaction ol
the damages assessed 10 the owners
and other persons interested IN prep
erty taken for the purpose OF laying
out, opening, establishing. or widening
the street or alley IN which such BEN
etits are assessed. The liahilit' TO pay
a tax, except the benefits provided in
this Act. 70 satisfy any such assess-
ment or damages shall not disauality
anv person from serving as such view
er.
This amendment shall take effect
and be In force on the first Monday
In January. 1907. -
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge OF the City
OF Astoria, oregon.
Dated at Astoria. Oregon. November
LIST. A. D.. 1906. Hist
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
the Common Council of the City OF
Astoria has declared It's determination
and intention to establish the grade on
Irving Avenue from the West line OF
sth street TO the West line of 9th
street, so that the grade when so es-
tablished will be at the following ele.
vation above the base Of grades as
established by Ordinance No. II OF the
City Of Astoria. to.wit.
AT the crossing Of Irving Avenue and
Sth street at 1878 feet above the base
of grades on The North side, and 1908
feet above the base of grades on the
South side.
At the crossing of Irving Avenue and
9th street at l07 feet above the base
Of grades on the North side and ITO
feet above the base OF grades on the
South side and between said points 80
designated the street shall be on
straight and even slope.
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge of the City
Of Astoria. l0-2S.llt
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NOTICE or PROPOSED AMEND.
MENT TO CITY CHARTER.

Notice In hereby given. that an In
lttniiyn Petition. signed hy over two
hundred electors Of the city OF Asto-
rita. has been fled with the undetaign-
ed Auditor and Police Judge OF the
city OF Astoria demanding that tho
hereinafter mentioned proposed a.
mrndmen, to the Charter Of the city
OF Astoria shall bc submitted to tho
legal electors OF the city Of Astoria for
their approval or rcjecilon, at the
general election 10 hc held on the 18th
haY of December a, H.. 1000 and
the tenor and effect thereof being IN
follows.
An amendment 10 section 81 Of the
Charter OF tho city OF Astoria dcil-
ming the duties ~ the Sr0erintcnd-
ent or Streets. and making II his duty
tn inspect tho construction OF street
improvements. and sewers and with
The city surveyor and Committee on
Streets and Public WnyA certify In
writing Of the completion OF the same.
and "a perform other work.
HI IT ENACTED ny THE ELECT
oRs OF THE CITY or ASTORIA:
THAT section 81 uf the Charter OF
the city of Astoria, being section 81
of an act OF tho legislative assembly
of the state OF oregon, approved Feb
runry ID. 1899. and entitled 'An Act 10
Ia incorporate the city OF Astoria, In
clntHop County State of oregon" and
to repeal an Act entitled AN Act 10
incorporate the city of Astoria IN
tlalAop county State OF Oregon" and
TO repeal an Act entitled AN Act 10
incorporate The CITY of Astoria. In
ClatAop County Oregon" Approved
October 20. 1876, Filled In tho off,ce OF
The Secretary of state, February IS,
1891 be- and the same is hereby amend
ed 80 as 20 read M follows;
Section o., II shalt be the duty OF
the Superintendent OF streets TO In
spsct the construction or improve
mcnt OF all streets, alleys or high
WAYS OF the CITY Of Astoria and The
construction OF nil sewers Of the City
~ Astoria, and together with the city
Surveyor and Committee on Streets
ana Public WAYS. to certify In writing
,of the completion OF the same. aa re-
nulrcd by the contract for the I'm
nrovrment thereof. before acceptance
thereof. and To auprrintend the work
performed IN the repair rolling or
cleaning OF the streets. and he shall
perform such other duties as may be-
nj any time, required of him hy ordi.
nance. and m nre required Of him by
this Act. and he shall ba allowed not
to exceed three deputies who shall be
appointed by him subject TO tho np-
provnl Of majority OF the Common
Council
This amendment shall take effect
and be In force on the first Monday
in January, 1907.
oLoF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge OF the City
OF Astoria. Oregon
Dated Mt Astoria. oregon, November
ist, A. d., 1905 li-l-st
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,
the tenor and effect thereof being as

the tenor and effect thereof being a
/ follows;
An amendment to the Charter OF III
/ City Of Astoria fixing. eight hours a
/ the standard for days work, am
/ 81 50 as the minimum wages ol en-
! pluyees OF the City, and that citiEeh
! or those who hove declared their IN
/ teution 20 become such shall be EN-
, nloyed by the city, and provlding tna
contractors shall be required 70 sN' "
bond conditioned for the payment o
all persons ~Artorming labor or tuF'
nishing material In executing the con
tract.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE ELECT
oRS OF THE CITY OF ASTORIA;
That the Charter OF the City OF As
turia, being an act OF the Legislative
assembly of the state or oregon ap,
proved February Is, 1899. and entitled
"Ap act TO incorporate the city et AS
toria In Clatsop County, state or ore
gon and to repeal an act entitled Al
Act TO incorporate the CITY " AstoEla
IN Clatsop County state OF oregon
and 10 repeal an act entitled An AcI
TO incorporate the city OF Astoria
In Clatsop County oregon, approved
october 20. 1876" Filed IN the otIiTs
OF the SSCEsNdlS VI Stst'c 4 EVS' u'N' ~
1891. be and the same is hereby amen
ded by adding the following provision
70 be known as Section l6t;
Section i51 FIRST. Eight hours
work shall constitute a days work Tor
all employees OF the city OF Astoria
In the Street, Water. Street-car and
Ligh Department, employed under the
proper officials. -
Second Two Dollars and Fifty
hr tfNfV
OF employees in any OF the noremen-
toned departments, per day.
Third. Only citizens OF the United
States Of America and those VINO
have declared their intention to be-
come such shall be eligable TO per-
form contract or any other work for
Fourth. Every contract for work to
be performed for the. city must pro
contract. eight hours shall be the
maximum hours Of labor on any cal
endar days. ANY contract for work
to be performed for the City whicn
does not comply with the provisions
OF this section shall be null and void,
and any officer who shall sign the
same shall be ouilty OF misfeasance
and upon proof OF such misfeasance.
shall be removed from office.
Il III.
undertake any contract for the con-
struction OF any public work shall be
required to give bond, with two or
more sureties. In a sum to be iixed
by ordinance, conditional that such
win pay all persons per-
labor or furnishing material
in executing the contract upon which
any such person furnishing labor or
material shall have right 10 bring
suit In the name of the City Of Asto-
ria, which suit shall be prosecuted to
final judgment as suit in equity for
he benefit ~ all persons interested.
III. aAeHdment shall take effect
Ind he = force or the frst Monday
In January, 1907. -
OLOF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge OF the City
OF Astoria. oregon.
Dated at Astoria oregon. November
lst. A. D., 1906. 1l-1-St