i'iik MOtiNING ASIWIAN, WhDNKSDA, bCTOHKK , I8W.
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YIVID DESCRIPTION
OF Alf ARTHUR'S ADYANCE
'American Soldiers Fought in Water and
Mud at the Advance on and
Capture of Calnmpit.
SIMPLE ORDER SET
FORTH THE PLAN
Men Were Supplied With Ex
tra Rations and Ammu
nition Before Battle-
WATER WAS KNEE DEEP
Aoierlcins Witk roirs tri Sbrkks
Hash oa the Rebel Trenches nJ tte
Ibsareeits Rub Like MiJ-Tke
Division Blvoiacs oa the Streets of
Cjlumplt inl Watt for Fresh. Sup
plies ml Rations.
CALULCT. Luzon, P. L. Aug. 11 A j
battle above the clouds sugg-sts tt.th
fartbeet po.lble remove from what;
Mac Arthurs dlvlsloo performed on
August . To dwell at length on not
mere discomforts but on the actual ob-1
tacle that were overcome could be
done oMy by using the three words
water, mud and sugar cane ovr and.s,,nJ,n knee-deep In water waiting
over again.
The move was an advance In line of
the entire division, starting from San
Fernando, where the division has b-en
quartered for thr.-e months, and pro
cteding In a northwesterly direction to
this pUre. The troops engaged were
the th. 12th. 17th and one batallon of
the 22d regular Infantry regiments, the
gist Iowa and Bell's 2Ui volunteers.
In addition, eight field piece partici
pate.) ic the movement And that ex
tremely noisy and equally formidable
contrivance, the armored car, pushed
by a laborer's gang of Chinamen, sput
tered and spit bushels of shells and
bulets from Its position on the rail
road track at our tenter.
Oer.oral Mac Arthur having made a
personal reconnoisance late on the af
ternoon of the 8th, the ord-rs to move,
long expected, but hitherto Jelayed by
the heavy rains, were s-nt to the var-j
lous regimental headquarters at about'
t o'clock at night. There r-sulted no
undue noise or haste. A simple field
order set forth the general plan, posi
tion jt regiment and that one day's
rations and one hundred and fifty
rounds of ammunition should be car-jvo"eJr spla.ihd n the pools ahead,
rled on the persons of the men. Ad- j 'round or far behind. "Go ahead, men;
dltlonal rations were to follow by bull,"0 frlng; go ahead." A canefleld Is
carte, and pack ponies with ammuni
tion were to keep up with the line.
8lttlng at my wlndovr at 2:30 the next
morning, I saw through the clump of
bamboo and native fruit trei-s the
glare of cook lines al'ing the straggling
village streit. Occoelonally a battalion
adjutant or orderly woull si!ah
through the mud n Ills way to a com
pany lommander with a b-!atd In
atructlon. Gathered around the har
rying coons little groups of men sto'id
and talked of the prospect of a fair
day, Jingling meat ration cans againut
tin cups, or filling canteens with clean,
good water from the barrels standnlg
back in the edge of the fire light.
Presently the welcome cry of "come
and get It," the army cook's call, tart
ed th"m Into hastily formed llnee, and
then the strong smell of steaming
coffee, drifting on the morning ar,
told us that but fifteen mlnut-sj would
elapse before the movement to position
would begin.
Even as the now quiet gruups of In
fantry men sat or squatted over their
hasty breakfast, the deep, unmistaka
ble rumbling of the wheels of the artil
lery wan heard. The older soldiers
muttered betA'een mouthfuls, "That's
the stuff," and open-mouthed "rooklen"
Inquired. "What's that?" and were
answered with, "It's Kenly. He was
with lis at the Zapote bridge, and you
will stretch your legs this day, I'm
thlnglng, keeping -jp with his guns."
Events proved that the solll.r was
correct, for the little artillery haul d
and diagged, carried or got forward
In some wsy, ovi-r ridges and through
fields, those heavy guns so dreaded by
the "Googooe" and so loved by our
m-?n. It was marvelous, but well
w rih the wort. and battery E of the
o'J Vint but emphasised their repu
tsl'oa. Over on the left H bb. with
K of the Third. msde scows of his field
pieces, certainly they were never
wheeled to rswitlon. Swift kicks al
tered dying cook fire and the c-oV-.
hurryli.g to their shacks for belts ard
ririe. called sharply back to Ihe two
or three "extra ratloners found In
every company. "JCo seconds
do vu ,
nevr get filledr Again rattling of
tin .-s cans snd cups were being rep'ac I
e-1 In haversacks or hooked to canteen i
straps, and dimly en line along the,
rod side were now to be dlsoovcr-d:
at first nsit and bnken, but rapidly
flllric as the men hurried to thvlr
pUc midor watchful eyes of sergesnls
and company offlcern. Company J ln
rfinraxy: battalion connects with bU
tnllon. and .xn In the village tre-t
as to he seen only widely pir.ited
sjn;ln-l left over storehouse ar.d
qiianTS with an occasional group of
Ciipee Iltter-boaivrs. herle-1 along
th onr m'n-
ecl!ly and alt tog-Hher as to p.i-
b!e loot: or, calling bick to a lonely
lf ok p ",ry th "y.
"U';?ho hoom-boom! Fa' In!
t Five o'clork. Pawn swiftly running
"hrws Ion lln ,n br,wn
the MgnsJ for advance. The l.ng.
r.inf move to place.
bad th-en
n-ide without a single shot of alarm
having been fired by Insurgent look
oats. Never have I known a mon
oomplets exemplification of the calm
that precede the storm. Occasional
ly a battery horse stamped heavily or
a riding pony nipped a stock of sweet
cine us a mouthful of desert for his
al.n'st forgotten breakfast. Then,
from far away on the railroad. Lieu
tenant Brlggs, with his t-pounder and
"tack hammers," as the men call the
gatllngs, gave the word for-advance.
"Forward; guide right," ran from rlifht
to left, and forward blew the brass
trumpets. It was a case of wade from
the start. From ahead scattering
shots sound 'd at letached points al ng
the Insurg-nt line. A great craning
of necks and much peering Into bam
h" thickets folowed. "Go ahead, -men;
" Squash! Splash! answered
a tnousand pairs of feet, as they surg.
e4 through mud and water, and then,
at a thousand yards from the now
plainly s..-en line of bamboo. sinke
the Irat real resistance; a clean cut
Just before us: the stalks tow-r high
above rifle, muzzles as the men, with
a great splashing and rustling, disap
pear within the -tiff blades. Now the
battalion on -he right op-ns and the
left bHz-s out. "Take It iaoy, but go
ah-a1, ' bawls the field nfllc-r of the
battalion n our front, but bl vrtce
Ih lost In the splashing of feet and rust-1
ling of nine blad-s. The trumpters.
with me ey? on company commanders
nnd the oth'-r looking out for a pos
sibly .-xtra ugly mud hole, keep the
two short and one long note of "for
'vrd: march." singing clear above the
racket, fltlll the men can s-e nothing
of the enemy. Ah! there's the edge
of the flld. And then, with many a
precautionary "steady, now," on the
part of officers, the men are at It.
How long? I don't know. Four hun
dred yards ah-ad, ;icross a kn-deep
he-t of water, a streak of brown, with
a thin line of drifting gray as a crest,
shows dully agilnst the sllv-r green
hai-kgroutid of .-mother cane field. It Is
the Insurgents' trench. Like perfect
machines our men nip shining car
tridges from the blue web belts with
'flger fingers. Home snaps the hre.-eh
m-clnitiisni; up the barrel comes Into
the line of sight of ey-s that have
never left fJff watching that brown
rlbhn of earth ahead. Even "hospital
-r.sl" from right to left turns the
heads t but few. off to the right now
rings u cheer. It Is Wise, th "mtle
oli'cer boy" of the 9th. "Go In H com
i:inv,' he pipes; and mudstalned, wet,
p-ntlng, but victorious, the whole line,
vith roars and shrieks, plows acrots
to the goal. But there Is a Mend
work! "Quick, men, 600 yards dls-
Continue' on pae 7,
8YSTEMICCATARRH. .
Thousands Suffer From It and Do
Not Know It
Hon. A. T. Wlmberly, Collector ot th
Port of New Orleans, La, and member
t lot National livnubllcaa Commltto,
la WTltlng ot Po-runa, say" t
lurr,
Hon. A. T. Wlmbarty
rH"B-o r-og i i.,ia-uuiv,.
U being all
.-nrsnent. 1 wish thai STwry man
wvn la In naatd of a rood tonlo could
I . . . . , w
know Of It. 1 would fcivi ui ui
tk It ftoWt nad em sot wouia nevi
brgrttod. ' A.T.Wtmbwiy,
P-ra-na la an internal rmdy
sctentina remedy for catarrh. It car
catarrh whorevsr located. Its cnr
last. Ps-ro-na give strength by top
nine waste. Br saving th mucus Un-
rtche th blood. By cleansing th
namhruet It preseTTM th
vital foroM.
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Al.en It was learned that Admiral
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A. eonsunt drain of mucus from the
system Is known as systemlo taxru
ThU may occur from any organ of the
body. Systemlo catarrh U mora com
mon tn spring and sammw than la the
winter.
Dr. Raohst A. Magw,flTVtJtrr
son Street, BprtngfUld, Obloi "Tour
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NOTICR FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ortlc at Oregon City, Oregon.
September l!mt. lsl
Notice 1 hereby given that th fol
lowing named settler ha filed nolle of
hi Intention to mak final proof tu
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be mad bofor County Clerk
ot Clatsop County, at Astoria, Oregon,
on November 4th. ISW, vis: ANTON
IMNO, II. K. H'.w;, for th BKSi of , land sought 1 mor valusbl for Us llm.
Sec. , Tp. 4, N. It. I W, hr or slon lhs for atrlittlturitl pur
He name (he following wilnrasea tOjP sea. and to tsibllh her eUliu 1i i.n
im.vo hi continuous rvstdvnc upoui'""' befot th Itfislsr and Iteoelver uf
and cultivation of suld land, vis: I 0r"n 0r-
H.r... 1......- a.i.os ,h '' of Ooter. l9. !
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CHA8. II. MOOUKS. ItegUter.
TIMUKR LAND. ACT Jl'NK I lST
NOTtK FOR Pl'UI.ICATION.
tnlt-d feial Land Ofllo. Onnroo Cltr,
Ores-j i, Ju.jr Xt Nolle I hrrr
.vn tht la fompttano with th pro
tMon of th act CVniva of June t.
W. mlitl! "An W.-4 t lh sal i
timbre la-Hla In th IKalre or California,
.nvcin, NevuU. and VAlntini Tr
rtwvr." a a:dd to all the public :nt
states by a.K of Aurfvial 1 IM. John R
iftmnva-ts. Pvxtlaml. euuaiy ot Mult
mimah. Ii: ..f Orag'n. has ( day
fliej In this ofno h'a sworn ataiemnu
N. 31. (ot I h punMtaaa of th SH aa
-i i. s nai and nn M nH aCH a
No. t, in townin No, n. range 1(
snd win off P,
2.,J.E,.',
roof u ahw thai tha 'and
valuator tar Its tlmarr
tor agricultural purpose,
i swsMtsW Mian ivr U I ItJI I wrawj m
Mnd , hwh his c alm to said
f'f th. Rit.r .ml lw-.iTr
""" ! Oregon Ctl)f. Orin. (
I land e.
of this
wh amf of Qejober una.
He najea aa wtn.s: Wnnam E.
Biirlii, Millard T. Culvr, Andrew!)
itockaf-iio. N rort,w,BJw
Portland. Mulinxnah County. Oregon.
,t.Anrni ." PTJ"? Maiming a.lverarly
'he bo-. l-a -ril1 Ian la are r- quoaiad
t m ih,ir c:ai n tn ihw nint , or
bef.r th U-h day of ivivlor v
CIIAULEa . UtKHKjt.
It rg later.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior. ITnlted
Slates Ijind tittle.
Oregon flty. Oregon.
Hepteinber, I. vit
A sutflclent omtest atrtdiivlt having
b vn Died In this ortlce by V. i. Howell
contestant, against hum.a
No. UJ. niade tveiuber so tvn t.r ih.
NK. rertlon I. township t. N. range 10
W by Ole I'eter 8. Ax lal. eonleatee. In
which It Is alleged that "said OI IVler
p. Aoiui has wholly abandtoiml said
irn: inai ne nas enangel his rrsldenc
therefrom for mor than on year sine
making said entry, that said tract Is
not settled uiMin nnd cultlvat-d by said
party as required by law and that said
alleged absenc from Ih said land wa
not due to his employment In the army,
navy, or marine corp of th United
Slates as a private soldier, ofttcer, sea
man or marine, during th war with
Plaln, or during any oth-r war In
which the United Htale may be eti
gagd." Said parlies ar hereby no
tified to appear, respond and offer evi
dence touching said allegation at It
o'clock a. m , on October 13, ism. before
the Itegister and Receiver at the Unit
ed Slates Uind Offlc In tregon t.'lly.
Oregon.
Th said contestant having. In a
proper affidavit, (lied September I. 1191,
set forth facta which show that after
lue diligence personal st-rvlc of this
notice ran not be made. It I hereby
ordered and directed that such notlc
be given by duo and proper publica
tion. WM. GALLOWAY.
RecalVer.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior, United
Stale Land Office.
Oregon City, Oregon,
September, I, ISM.
A auffUlent contest affidavit having
been filed In this office by W. O. Howell,
contestant, against homestead entry
No. 9121. inaile August . IS91. for th
southeast quarter section 17. township
0 rs. range iv w, ny linear W. Com DO.
contestee. In which It is alleged that
"the snld Oscar W. Compo has wholly
aban. loned said trtct: that he hua
cnanged his residence therefrom for
more than four years since making
said entry; that said tract Is not set
tled upon and cultivated by snld party
as required by law and that said alleg
ed absence from the said land wus not
due to hi employment in tha army,
navy, or marine corps of (he United
mates, as a private soldier, officer, sea,
man or marine during the war with
tfpain, or during any other war In
winch- the United State may be en
gaged." Said parth-s are hereby notl
fled lo appear, respond and offer evl
dence touching said allegation at 10
0 clock a. tn.. on October 21. 1KM. be-
fore the Register and Receiver at th
United (stales Land Office In Oregon
v-uy, uregon,
me sain contestant having. In a
proper affidavit, filed September 1. 1R99.
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal Servloe of thli
notice can not be made, It Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notlo
bo given by due and proper publica
tion.
WM. 0 ALLOW AT,
Receiver.
TIMBER LAND ACT. JtJNT I, UTS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Notice Is hereby given that In compli
ance with the provisions of the aot of
Congress of June I, U7S, entitled "An act
for the sale of timber lands In the State
of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory," as extended to
all th public land state try act cf A
gurt 4. Wl. John H. Koch, of Astoria,
county of Clatsop, stats of Oregon, has
this day fllod In this office bis sworn
statement No. 4097. for the purolttse of
tlon No. 7 In township No. I n. range No.
I w. and will offer proof to show that the
land sought Is mors valuable for It
timber or stons than for aarrloultural
purposes, snd to establish hi claim to
said land before the Register and Re
ceiver of this office at Oregon City, Ore.
gon, on Saturday, the th day of Septem
ber, 1899. He names ss witnesses: Wal
lace Donkel of Vlns Maple, Oregon,
Isaao Donkel of Vine Miiple, Orc-Kon.
tlw of n and lots 1 and 1 of sec-
Patrick J. Hnndwrlght of Astoria, Ore
gon, William C. Thomasnon of Vine Ms
pie, Oregon. Any and all persons claim
ing adversely the above-described lands
sre requested to file their claims ra
this office on or before said 9th dsv of
September, 199.
CHARL18 B. MOORE8.
Register.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE , U7S
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Oregon City,
Oregon, June 27, 1899. Notlc Is hereby
given that In oompllance with the pro
visions 01 ine act of Congress of June g,
ir ntllled "Aa sot for th sal or
limber land In tn But ot California,
Orego Nevada, and Washington Tsrrl.
lory," as stndd to all I he Puhllo Und
Rtat by act of August 4. IHtt, Narelssa
R. Hall, of Astoria, eoumy of Clslsop,
slat of Oregon, ha this day filed la liU
onto her sworn statsmtnt No. 4014, for
th purchas ot th N H of a R I of
8 l and W I, of W U of Mm N. K
tn Townahln No. I N, Rang No. I W.
and will offer proof to show thai I ha
iimiik mm viinmivfi eu V. MlHlnwl. Wl
. -. ..I. n . ... s ,. . . , .
Or.; riurlc Thorn po. of Rrasld, Ore I
John Watsrhous. of Ctaisop. Any and
alt persons claiming advra:y tha abevs
described land ar requested 10 M s
Ihetr claim In this offlc on or betgre
si kl IJth dsy of September. IN.
t'llAHI.Ktl II. MOOUKS. Realstsr.
TtM!IK!t I .AND ACT JUNB 1 TI
NOTirR rOR PltlU.IOATION.
Untlad ttats Land OmV, Orsajon CWy.
Oregon, July H. UPaj.-Nodc I hreb
given that In eompllafl with th pro.
ilalons of th act of Congrsa of Jun I.
171. atitltled "An act fur rh al of
tlmb.r land In Ih Rtalee of California,
Orrajon, Novadrt. and Waahrngmn Tar
rttory," a i!nde4 to all th public land
Hats by act of August I, IfM. Millard T
Culver. sf Portland, county ot MulU
nomari, (Hat of OraaVn, has ths day
Blad la this Rlj hi anrora statisneoi
No. 40a, for lb purchase of the nwV.
of s.i(l.v, No. tt la township No, I a.
rmrg No. 10 wawi, and will offer
pruuf to sho that th land aought I
mor valuable for Hi llmbar or stone
thnn tt agricultural purpoaaa, and to
establish hi claim to td land hator
th rtirltr and Itecalver ot tots ofhc
at Oregon City. Oregon, oa Tuda, Ih
lh day of October. ISM.
II itvivaa) aj wMniaar; Jaaper H.
Fowl, Jama T. Rathhun, A ml raw D
Itockafallow, and John R. SUamon. ail
t Portland. Multnoniah County, Oregon
Any and all paraoa claiming a1veray
th. .,vs..l.lbM l.nl. ar. requea.esj
, . , , ...
u. 111. thslr clsna in this offlc. oa or
before said :h Uy of Octotr. 1SN.
CIIARKS B. MOOHIW.
Raglstsr.
! TIMBER
LAND, ACT JUNK I im-
NOTI71S FOR PUBLICATION.
tfnl'ad (feats Land Offlo. Oregon Clly.
Oregon, July B, 13 Notice is hereby
given that tn oomvliaw with the pro
vision of th act of 0ngrM of Jus I.
IS71 antltlsil "Aa act for th sal of
Omb land ta th Btata of California,
Oregst, Nertda, and Washington Tei
ruory," as extended to s.11 Ih puttie land
states by aot of August 4. UM, Jasper
N. fowler, of PortlUnd, county at Matt,
nomah. ftl of Oregon, ha rhl day
filed In thla offlo) hi sworn etatwaasis
No. suM, for th purchase of th nm
of action No. an townatitp No. I n.
rang No t wt M4 will offer
proof to show that tt tond soogrx fa
mor val'iable for It thnber or ton
than Cor MrtaaUural purpoaaa, and 10
awtabnsh hi claim to aatd tang betor
th RsgiatiC and Receiver of tM office
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, ibe
tots day of October, IM. '
H name a wttnt Millard F. CuW
Tr, WBllarn B. Burks, Attdtww D. Rock
afelloir, and John B. Slnunoas, all of
Port Ian 1. Multnmah County, Oregon.
Any and all parson olalmlng adversely
Ih above-de jrlbad 10 1 are r4Uleal
to Ate thslr elaln la this offlo on or
before aald 10th day of October, 1W.
CHARLES R. MOORE9.
Register.
TIMBER LANO, ACT JUNB 1 UlV
, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO' .
United Stats Land Offlo, Oregon City,
Oregon. July K. UM.-NoUot U hereby
given thavt In eompllant) with tha pro.
vlslotw ot" tha act of Congraaa of June I.
1171, entitled "An ) for th J of
timber la! In th Ota! of California,
Oregon, Nevada, ana Washington Tei
rttory," a xtendetl to H th ptrbtle Un4
stats by act ot August 4. IM, William E.
Burka, of Por.htnd, county of Mult
nomah, State of Oregon, ha thl oay
filed In thl offlo hla sworn etatemeM
No. 4034, for the purchase of lot I, II, it,
and 14 of mo' ton No. 11, to township No.
4 north rng No. 10 weat, and will offer
proof to sho that the land .sought I
mor vnltniil for Its timber or stons
than for agricultural' purposes, and to
establish hi claim to (aid land before
the RasrlsteT and Receiver of this office
at Onsgon City, Oregon, an Tuesday, th
10th day of October, W99.
He nade a witness as: Jasper N.
Fowler, Andrew D. Rockafellow, Jam
B. Rathbun, and J. 8. Bhnnvyn, an of
Portland. Multnomah County, Oregon.
Any and all parson, olalmlng adversely
Ihe alborth4exH land ar requested
to HI their claim In 'ill offlc en or
before said 10th day of Ootdbor, UM.
CHARLE6 B. MOORE8.
Register,
TfMBER LAm ACT JUNB I. 1171-
NOTTC31 FOR TTTBLICATION.
UnUed BiatJ Land Offlo, Oregon City,
Oregan, July H, WM.-Notlo Is hsreby
given 4baU In oompllano with the pre
via! ms of ihs act of Oongr of Jun I.
1ST!, entitled "An act for th sale of
timber lands In th Bt.tos of California,
Orega, Nevada, and Washington Ter
ritory," a extended to all th public lni
tale by act of August 4, 1WI Andrew D.
RockafetOv, of Portland, county of Mult.
nornah. State of Oregon, ha thl day
filed In this off! oe hi sworn statement
No. 4038, for the pureh of th H ne4
snd sH nwl of section No. 17 In towns
hip No. f n, rang No. 10 w and will offer
proof to show that th land sought I
more valuable .'or !ta timber or ton
than for (giioultural purposes, and to
establish till claim to sold land before
the Register and Receiver uf this offlc
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, th
10th day of Ootober, W99. -
He names a witness: Wlllard F.
Culver, William E. Burke, John E. Blm.
mons, and Jasper N. Fowler, all of Port
land, Multno-nah County, Oregon.
Any and all persona dalmlng adversely
the abo re-d -scribed lands sre requested
to file their claltnf In this office on or
before said 10th day of Ootober, U9I.
CHARLES B. MOO RES,
Rgutr. I
NOTION roit I'UUUCATION.
Iuind Ortlo at Dragon City, Orgun
cpt It, UM. .
Nolle Is hereby glvn that th fol
lowing named settler hag filed nutloa
of til Intention to mak final proof In
iipimrt of hi claim, and that said
pnxif will b mad tx-for oountf
clerk of Clslsop county, al Astoria,
Oregon, on October U, l, vis: Wal
ler J. Falconer; II, K. 11.154 for th N.
IH. 4 of clln 14 tp. 4 N H, I W.
II names Ihs following witness to
prove hi coiitlnuous real, terns upon
and cultivation ot said land, vis:
Thonms l'elllohn, of Keasey, Oregon;
If, It. TltriHiji, of Keasey, Oisgon; H.
It, Webster, of Koasoy, tlrcgoii; VV, H,
IVreUery, of Keasey, Oregon,
cit ah, a woontcH,
Itagtalsr,
ADMINIHTHATOUS BALB.
Node I hereby glvsn. that on Mon
day, October I, UN. at 19 o'clock In tha
forenoon, a administrator of th K
taio of W. II. It yen, deceased, I will
sell at pulillii auction, to ih highest
M.lder. (or rash, al Ih Court House
door, at Astoria, In Clatsop County,
Oregon, lot no eleven (11), of block No,
two ill. In Hradbury'a Addition to
Ocean drove, In Clatsop County, Ore
gon, belonging lo mid tt.
F. J. CAItNET.
Adinlnlitrstcir of th bov tntltled s
tat. Oni-d al Astoria, Oregia, this Uth
day of August, lit.
iiKnirr. 'ialr.'
Ily virtus of an rierutlon Issued out
of th Circuit Court of the tal of
Oregon for the County of Clatsop on
Ihe Jlt day of Heptamber. 1S, upon
Jlldgliiellt rendrvd therein on 111 IMtl
day of September, U, In favor of J.
T. ltos. J. R II It si os, IL C. Thompson
and r. .. rcrguaon. partners doing
bunlnnas under th firm name of Itoaa,
HlKXlna A Cv plaintiff and against
C. II. Ilrlnkeff and Nina Dr1iik(T. d.
frndanls. for th sum of ID II. th
costs and disbursement ot (til suit
laxed at IOn and the costs
of amy
upon this writ ronunandtng and re
quiring ma to make salo of Ihe follow
lug deacrllied real prtrrty, to-wlt:
llegliiiilng nt the southwest corner of
! M. A. Ilurnal le Ihtiiatlon tn4
I "','"'Jv " f!"' Tt,
1 N. of II. , West of th W lllamett
Meridian, theiic. east along Ihs south
Hue of said Donation Und Claim
, IM.1.7J feel, thence north T.D feet.
I thence west Milt fevt, th.nc couth
7: feel to Ihe place ..f beginning ex
cepting Ihe weal (.tt fit of the tmet
uhovrt dreerlle1, excepting also two
acres sold by Nina Itrlnkoff audhus
hand, C. II. Itrlnkoff. a per deed dated
August ltd, KM, and record.) August
14th, W5. r. Vol. 10. rage l:i. Record of
Deeds, all situated and being In tha
County of Clatsop. State ol Oregon.
Nolle Is hereby given that t will 00
Monday, the 30th day of October lH,
at the hour of ten o'clock In ih fore
noon of said day, In front of and at Ih
Court house door In the Cliy of Astor
ia. Clatsop County, Oregon, sell at pub
lic auction to Ih highest bidder for
rash, the abov described real property
to satisfy th Judgment, Interest and
coat and all accruing costs
TIIOS LINVIf.E. Sheriff.
Clatsop Counly. Oregon,
Astoria. Oregon, Sept. SMh, IS.
SHKniFF-B BALE.
By virtu of an execution and order
of sal laued out of th Circuit Court
of the Stat of Oregon for Clatsop
County on th !7lh day of September.
ISD9. upon a Judgment and decree ren
dered therein on the tJth day of Sep
tember, IM9, In ' favor of E. Tappan
Stafford, plulnllff, anil against l T.
Stafford. Ilenrtette 19. Stafford, A. C.
Klaher snd Charles Wright, defendant,
for Ihe sum of 1767.00 with Interest
thereon at Ihe rat of eight rr ent
p-r annum, from the ST.th day of Sep
(ember, Dii9. the cunts and disburse,
nients of this suit taxed nt 110 10 and
the costs of and upon this writ com
manding and requiring m lo mak
sale of the following described renl
properly, town;
All of th Clara Houghton homestead
claim In section 17, lying north of a Una
drawn across said homestead from
east to west, 91 rod south of. and par.
ellel with the north line of snld section
17, Also all that part of P. Callan.ler'g
Donation Land Claim which lies east
of the line of the Astoria and South
Coast Railroad, so called, all being sit
uated In section 27. township 7 north
of rango 10 west. Together with th
tenements, hereditaments and appur
tenances thereunto belonging, all In
Clatsop county, Oregon, except there
from all that portion which lies west of
Culllby creek.
Nolle Is herehy given that I will, on
Monday, the SOlh day of October, 1S99,
at the hour of 10 o'clock In the for
noon of snld day, In front of and at
Ihe court house tloor In the city of Aa
tnrtn, Clatsop county, Oregon, ell -a ,
public auction to tha highest bidder for
cash the above described rest property,
lo satisfy the Judgment, Interest, coat
and alt accruing nest.
THOS. LINVILLH, .
Sheriff of Clatsop County, Or
Antorla, Or., Auguat 17, 1899.
fJERVITA PILLS
Rtstort Vitality Lost Vigor sod Msohood.
Cure Imnotency, NlffbtF.mlssIonsand
wasting diseases, all effects of self-
abuse, or excess and Indis
cretion. A nerve tonlo and
Moot! builder. Brings the ,
nlnk clow to pale cheeks ant) '
restores the' fire of youth. '
Hv mall Jit), rter box. 43 boxen
for Jku.fiO: with a written truarfsn.
toe to cure or rcfiiiid the money.
Send for circular. Address,
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
ainton & Jackson su., CHICAGO, (hi.,
For Sal. by Charles Baser. Druxi.'st.
Astoria. Oregon.
Dyspepsia Curo.
Digests what you eat.
It artificial v d I tfMt s the fond ani alrla
Nature In Btrenifthenlnir aod reoon-
structlng ttio exhausted digestive or
gans. It It the latest discovered digest
ant ana tonic. No other preparation
can approach It In efllclnncr. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
I'ynpepsia, jnaigcHiiot), iieartburn,
Flatulence. Sour Stomach. Nausea.
Slcklleadache,(jiaHtralKla,Cramps,ana
all other resullsof Imperfect digestion.
rraparsa oy t. u. uswui a Co., CDICogo.
For Sals by CHABX.HS ROOXU
rw.