The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, May 20, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textim MORNING AST0R1AN. SUNlAV, MAY i!0, IHKJ JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone Main 661. TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Pent by mall, per '' Pent by mall. per month 50 Served by carrier, per month .80 SEMI-WEEKLY. Sent bv mall, per year. In advance ii.OO Postage fre to subscribers, AU communications intended for pb :icatjiin should be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kinds and remittance must be addres.il to "The Astorian." The Astorlsn guarantee to Ita ad vertisers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia rive'. Advertising rates can be. had on ap plication to the business manager. For each person in the United Sta urs ine amount of maney in circulation Is In 1S" the figure was An Increase of oer 10 per cent In the per capita within four years, making duo allowance for Increased popula tion, sl.ould satisfy any one except a populist who wants paper money to trundle around by the wagon load. More than f2,000,0O0.OO0 of money are now circulating in this country, the tn'-rtase in four years reaching 1492, 000.000. All these dollars are recognis ed throughout the world as equiva lent to gild. Four years ago the gold circulating in the United States was JS').000,0o0. Now it is TS5,000.000, an increase of 60 per cent. Has silver fal len back? Not a bit of it The amount of silver and silver certificates in cir culation has increased in four years from $i58,000,000 to $631,000,000. For the first time the money circulation has passed the 12.000,000,000 mark, and ev ery dollar is worth 100 cents In gold. Here is a republican triumph of great magnitude, so large, in fact, that the democratic papers never refer to It. They advocate free coinage aa the on ly road to aa increased volume of mon ey. But In less than four years af ter the Chicago platform was offered to the people as the true system of finance the circulation has increased by nearly $500,000,000. The paramount democratic issue in 1S96 was, as events have demonstrated, a huge blunder, an absolute reversal of everything that ' could Insura the prosperity of the country. It takes nerve In the presi dential candidate who led that cause to come forward again and offer bis views on public questions as worthy of confidence. Sound judgment in a leader is essential. If he has been identified with a radical error, one proved beyond question, he can not be trusted to point the way in other is sues. What Bryan declared was the wor?t financial policy is unmistakably the best. Thi desperate straits of the Eastern democracy over the continued ascend ancy' of the Bryanistic element of the party appears from the suggestion jn a New York dispatch published this morning of a certain obscure son of General George B. McClelian aa a candidate for vice-president on the ticket with Bryan, expressly because he is known not to be in favor of the Chicago platform. How any man ac quainted with the historic record of the old democratic party could abide such fraud and be led to support such a ticket the dispatch does not say, but that the suggestion is made in all ear nestness proves the utter hopelessness of Eastern democrats as to the pres idential contest, unless some way is found to counteract Bryan and the ef fect of his platform aa already adopt ed at Lincoln and affirmed and en larged by the Sioux City convention at which he was nominated the other day. The fact is, not one of the East ern democratic leaders believes in Bryan or In his policy. They know that Indiana, West . Virginia, Mary land, Delaware, New Jersey, New York and Connecticut will all vote for a republican candidate for president against Bryan and Bryanlsm, and they are bowing to the maBtery of the wild Western revolutionist simply because they are ready to suffer the Bryan ills rather than fly to others they know not of. There is no heart, no soul and uo honesty in the support of Bryan by the democratic leaders of the debatable states outside of the South, and it is marvelous that the once great demo cratic party has not leaders big enough In ability and numbers, to save the party from Bryanlsm. The Bryan platform that the democratic conven tion must accept unless it shall exhibit sufficient courage to assert democracy over Bryanlsm in the national conven tion, Is simply an awkwardly framed combination of clap-trap political Ut terances. " The only vital feature In It is its pronounced sympathy with AgulnnUlo and his murderous Insur gents In the Philippines, who would have abandoned the hopeless contest long since but for like treasonable ut terances conveyed to thorn from this country. The only inspiration they now have to continue the murder of our brave troop by stealth and sur prise while avoiding battle, is the hope that Bryan will be the next president and reeognUe their Independence. This declaration will become a stench In the nostrils of every patriotic Amer ican cltlien. The conservative demo cratic elements have hoped that the cheap money, repudiation vagary of 1S9S, that appealed with some force to conditions of poverty and general pros tration of business, would be aban doned or subordinated in the cam paign of 1900; but there is no one thing mere distinctly emphasised in the Bryan platform that he democracy must now accept, than the independ ent and unlimited free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1, thus proposing to load the government with the guarantee of new hundreds of mil lions of 45-cent dollars, which must be maintained by the people at par with gold- There is no business or indus trial interest that now demands it; on the contrary all have every Interest in opposing it. and the emphatic rcas sertlon of the free silver craze is simply "wild and woolly" Western pol itics run mad. COMPARATIVE FINANCES. Post-Intelligencer. Vernon. B. C. May 12. 1900. To the Editor: Please Inform a subscriber through your paper how the finances of the United States stood when Grover Cleveland took his seat both terms and when both terms closed. Some people here argue that he was very successful as far as finance and making a good government for the poor people were concerned. GEORGE W. PARKE. Grover Cleveland was elected presi dent in ls4 and again In lS9i He took his seat on March 4, ISS5 and 1393. President Harrison was inaug urated March 4, 1SS9, and President Mckinley March 4, 1897. The total interest-bearing debt of the United States on the 30th of June of each of those years was as follows: 1SS5 Sl.196.150.lrjO 1S59 829.S50.990 1S93 5S3.029.330 139" 849.365,130 In Cleveland's last administration $262,O0O.OiW of bonds were Issued to maintain specie payments and to cov er the treasury deficits caused by democratic tariff legislation. A more striking showing Is presented in the following statement, made In the United States senate recently by Mr. Gallingtr, of New Hampshire: 190 Nothing 1SJ1 Nothing 1S32 Nothing 1S93 Nothing Total Nothing The Cleveland administration bor rowed as follows: 1S94 (February) $ 50,000,000 Interest, 10 years, a per cent SS.OOO.OOO 1S94 (November) 50,000,000 Irterest, 9 years, 4 per cent 23,750,000 ISio ... 62,315,400 Interest, 30 years, 4 per cent 74.V78.4S0 1S96 100.000.000 Interest, 2" years, 4 per cent 116.000,000 Total S501.643,bS0 The total receipts of the govern ment in 1803, the last year In which the republican policy of the Harrison ad ministration was in effect, were $461, 715,562. The next year, under demo cratic control, they dropped to $372, 802,m In 18S3, the first full year of McKinky's administration, the total revenues reached $494,333,954. In 1899, under the operation of the war reve nue act, they had Increased to $610,- BALDWIN'S Health Tablets. A most valuable scientific and thormirfl Iv reliaWe remedy In ali form of cormtl patii.n. JysiMisia, Intmtinal fermentation nnd luggiHhn of the liver. AIedi'-l statistics conclusively prov halt at leairt 90 per ontt of the American c-ple are afflicted with aonw faulty ac tion of the ecrfcliry glands of the stom K h, Intestines or liver. Thou?hftf ul people tlo mrt use calumel, blue maxs, or Krtplng cethartlcs fur constipation in this e tightened age. Th new remedy, Baldwin's Health Tab lets, It a true Laver Tonic and gentle laxative, hence a, poxitlv cure for consti pation, biliousness, dyspeimia, sick head ache, dizziness, etc. The most criminal case yield to these small taJblets. R. W. TaiwiH, the Chicago mllllonalr eiar&r man (of TansiU' Punch 5c cigar fame), says: "Baldwin' Health Tablets ar th best remedy for constipation, biliousness and torpid liver I have ever used." Sugeant Frank De Vore of Battery K, Third Artillery, Regular Army, U. S. A., says: "I gained twenty-five pound on my last trip to Manila, and not a day of sick new, by using Baldwin's Health Tablets the best remedy for constipation I ever used. They reKulaite the bowels and mak a man feel good." Tablets cost 25 cents. Send a 2-cent iunp to the . L. Bald win Co., San Francisco, - for medical manual for self treatment Baldwin' Remedle ar sold by FRANK HART, Successor to Th. Olsen, e00-2 Com. St. PILLS Dt for mint years beta th th KuglUb language STAND WITHOUT A RIVAL la caring Indlgtstloa, tick Headache, Constipation, and all Billons y ana roue utsoratrn, 10 centa and 23 oonts, at all drug sfareiw 9S2.004, Th total expenditures were 9.374.S in 1S?J and 844S.43MJJ In 1SS7. Any one can clplur out for himself the comparative financial success of President Cleveland end the republican executives who succeeded him. Hut the figures tell only a small part of the story. At the close of Mr. Cleveland's last administration the treasury was practically Bankrupt. There waa a heavy annual deficit. The gold reserve was made good only by bond sales. Panlo had cut down the financial In stitutions of the country, while work- Ir.gmen were out of employment every where. Today the prosperity of the Inited States and its people Is the wonder and admlratlrn of the world. VOTE FOR HARRISON ALLEN (Of Astoria) KKPl'BUCAN CANDID T8 KOK DISTRICT ATTORNEY FRED WICICMAN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE KOK SHERIFF FRANK R. STOKES REITBL1CAN NOMINEE FUR REPRESENTATIVE VOTE FOR THOMAS LINVJLLE REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR SHERIFF VOTE FOR D. J. INGALLB "REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR COtSTT CO.II.IISSIOXEI! J. T. LEE REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR COIHI StPilIVTHDEIT OF SCHOOLS C. W. CARNAIIAIN REGULVR REBUBIJCAN NOMINEE FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR H. C. THOMPSON REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOK COUNTY TREASURER "The World Owes Every Man a Living" But what sirt of living Li it yon get with a pool stove or range in your kitchen? liny g Star Estate Range They insure xood living W. J. Scully, Agent 431 BOND Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. A. V. ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets $i$m Sr 1 INSTRUCTIONS GlVf Mis Bertha Decorative Art Room. t Boom 820 Dekum Boildiur, 3d sad ...The Esmond Hotel... PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRI80N 8T3. Eurouean plan. Son to 1JW out jar. American plan, 11.00 to 2.00 per day. popatar family mtdlclnt whtrtTtr 1 spoken, and they now TIHB 5CHI:DULB5 r'lom i orlWmt. DEPART Atr.ui t'hli-aK I'orllaud rpeiiiU 14 . in Sail I.ke, Penrer, Ft. north, Omaha. Katn aa t'tly, M Loiua. Chicago and Kat 4 p. m pull Uke, IVnver, ft. I AtUullf I xin t p. iu. Worth, Uu.alia, Kan- 7 , . ily, S, I,aia. 1 1111 Kg" ami nnai, IV .llH Walla. I wLitoll, SlHikane I Sitokatl. Mlcni-mm FIT. Il. M. I'.Ul, iMllUlll.i S Wlll. p. ui. Milwaukee, Ohio go' I anil Kul. I i From Artorla OCEAN STEAMSHIPS All Salting Pate tub i Jivl In rliaiijte. For ami Kraiiic-Nall j My3,M3, M. S3. S Coli'inbla Klrr 7 a in I Simmers Ex Sunday '. To Portland 4 Way Landing 4a in '1 M day From Portland a m i&' 1 r 1 lUL'rtv u.rru a. m Ex Sun iay " . .-7.. L KxS11.nU Oregon l Itv, Newberg, 1 , WlllamtlU toi !.., TuTnur o""i. sudbab Oreim City, Dayton, I aud Frl, j nay Lautltuga. j i Leave dly 5okRlvsr. s;W) m 3:46 a.m. Klrlato LewUlon. , daily m WH.HJlKTiK KIVEll 4:.0p,m. Tuea.Tbur Portland to Cnnralll- Mod. Wed Saturday aud way I .inllnicv Kriilay O. W. LOUNSBERRT, Agent, Astoria. W. H. HURLBURT. Gen. Pass. Aft. Fortland, Or. J. A. Fastabend, General Contractor and Builder U LEBECK Carpenter and BullUer General Contractor HOUSE RAISING AND MOVING A SPECIALTY is alEIMDl ttTREET ORDERS SOLICITED Hartln's Tall Line of Kenesi Cmbroid cry Materials. Initials a Specialty, Choice Selection of S ampiog Designs. Stamping Neatly Dos:, Waahlujlon 81a., Portland, Or. OSCAR ANDERSON, Manner. J. C. PKNDEOAHT, Chief Clerk. H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 221. DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All flood 8lilpMd to Our Car MII KiHH'lv Hp.H'lal AltoiiUoil. No, U.H Diian Pt Astoria, Or. W. J. COOK. Wtr itc. Tri. mi. i.Kti Ai. no tier.. NOTIi'K OP TUB ACl'KITANCW OIP STKK1CT IMI'ltOVKMKNT. Nolle Is hereby ulvcn that th city surveyor, Miiperliiioiiileiit of stwts and committee on Mtivets and pulillo ways of tit common council of the city of Aatoilii, have duly tiled with tlm un dersigned, a ivrtlilcnl of tln comple tion of the Improvement of Mnvvn-ti-iith strtvt from the south lino of Kin i Kiln ttvenun to the north lino of Orand avenue by A. Ooodln, uceordliiK to ttie riivHlnn of inlluniu No, 493 of the City or Astoria, and that the same will be accepted by the common council of thu City of Astoria on or arter its next remilnr nun Inn, which will be on tlio Slst day of May 1900, A. P. II. K. Ni:UHUN Auditor and I'iiIIc Judge of the City of Astoria. TMlRTY-KtOHTH STaiCHT IM rilOVlCMKNT. Notlr U hi-reliy irlvn. jlim 'hi common counril of the Olty nf A:nrlii InlondH uml hu uVtvrnilni'il to liiiirov Thlrty-KlKhth tntt In Hint j.rt of (he City of AatiHlii an I11KI out niul r lorJi'J by John Atlulr iind nviuTally known nit Atlulr' Aalorlii, In Clataop county, nutti! of virt'Koii, from iolnt HftiH-n twi outh of tliu north lino of Duiiiio mrvft to tlia south line of llur rlKon avi-nut', by Krutllnir uiil portion of an Kl itiv't to th elubllhitl tirmlu to tht wlilth of t'iity-flvi fm't throuKli the ventor thereof, nnj iilii"'--liiK th" auinr when KruJol with nouttil llr plunk, either red or yellow, of thre Inehea tn thUknea by 13 liuhea wUIa, lilltl upon MtrliiKem. to the l.ltll of Hlxtet'ii feet throuuh the ceiiler of aalJ Hitlon of tnilil atrret, with the con- Ktruetlon of nui'h culvert u may b neoeiwury to permit the amriii-o water to pus uml-r until portion of ul! street o Improvetl. .sul.l lmiroveiiient ns to It coiiMtruo Hon In mnttera of tletutl am! the 11m tel'lul to be UBril, except it herelllb foro provMetl, hIuiII bo In acconlunr with the provlKton of lirtllnanc No. l'Jol. of the City of Antorlu. eullihj "An ordinance Iu rvliitlon to the Im- provemt nt of tre-t." which wu p irovcil the 3il tluy of January, Mi. I ne com unl expenae of ulil Im provement, except atrect criMutltiK. shall be defrayed by ppeclul uiiaraa-! meiit upon the lot, lull'! ami premlae ' froti'.inK upon and adj:u ent to raid j portion of suld street proiioaed to l Improved and vurli other lundn us In ; tl oitilon of Ih council ahull b 1 Deneiited by snld Improvement, which -iui i inn. is mid premises which will be tH'iieiiieii ny out. 1 improvement are hereby Included within a special a, sexamn.t district to be assessed to do fray the costs and expcii'- of raid Improvement, lo-wlt: Coinmenclii; at the northwest corner of block 21 and runrilnit thence south to the south west corner of lot 1 In block U, thence past to the southeast corner of lot 4 In block i7, thence north to the north enst corner of block 22. theme wet to the place of boKlnnlng. und con taining all of blocks 21, 22, U. 31. 45 and 46 and the north H of blinks 67 and OS. all In sal 1 Adair' Astoria, Clatsop county, slate of Oregon. This notice Is published In the Morn ing Astnrlan for eight day In pursu ance to a resolution duly adopted by the common council of the City of As toria, on the 7th day of May, 1900, tie cUrlng Ita Intention to Improve raid portion of said street, the first publi cation of this notice being on Friday, May llth, 1W0. II. E. NELSON. Auditor and Police Judge of the City CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior, Land Of rice, Oregon City, Oregon. May 7. 1W0. A sufllclent contest atlldnvlt having been tiled in this office by W. O. Howell, contestant, uKulnst Homestead Knlry, No. f,6;;, niude November 14, lS'Jl. for N',4 of NW14, Section 17, Township S N, l::uiKc 10, by Cory (1. Adams, contcstce, In which It Is alleged that contestant "know the present condition of the sunie; also that suld Cory O. Adams ha wholly abandoned said tract of luna ana changed his residence there from, for more than four years since making suld entry and next prior to uaie 01 mis nmciuvlt, and thut he has failed to cultivate und Improve said tract of land us provided by luw and that suld alleged abnence from the suld land was not due to his employment In the army, navy, or murine corps of the L'nlted mates as a private soldier, oili er, seaman or murine, (luring the war with Kpuin, or during uny other war In which the United Hlutes rnuv b en. guged," said pin tle are hereby notified 10 appear, responu una offer evidence touching suld allegutlon ut 10 o'clock a. 111. on June 22. 1M0. before the register and receiver at the Milled states land office In Oreirou City, Oregon. The said contestant having. In a nron- er affidavit, tiled February 1, 1W0, set forth facts which show thut after due diligence personal service of this notice cannot be mude. It Is hereby ordere 1 and directed that such notice be given oy uue anu proper publication. Hlgned, WM. GALLOWAY, Receiver. SUMMONS. In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for Clatsop county. Rebecca Hull, plulntlff. v. W am P. Hall, defendant. To William P. Hall defendant In the name of the state of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in tne aoove entitled suit on or before the 18th day of June, 1900, that being the time prescribed In the order of pub lication of this summons for filing said answer, and if you full to so appear and answer said complaint, the plain tiff will apply to the court for the re lief demanded In suld complaint, to wlt, for the dissolution of the bonds Imony existing between you and the plaintiff and for such further relief as may be lust and equitable. This summons Is published by order of the Hon. J. II. ). Gray, county Judge of Clatsop county, Oregon, made and en tered the 28th day of April, 1900; said order being made by said county Judge In the absence of the circuit Judge, and the date of the first publication Is May 4, 1M0, and the said publication Is to run . six connecutlve weeks from the said date. . GEORGE II. DURHAM Attorney for Plaintiff. Dated Astoria, Oregon, April 28, 1900. I.KIMI MIITICKI4 NOTICW Wit 1'UHLICATION. Land OltU at Oreiton City, Ort'gon, April US, 1900. Nolli'o I hir'by ulvnii (lint the fol lowltiK-nnmed settler tins II led nolle nt her tiiieiidon to niuHo final proof In support of her elulm. uml Uiut said proof will ho iuhiIk liefor tlm renUtir and rwelver lit lrt'iton City, Oicgim on Jun II. 11W0. l: Maranret C. I'oix'oi iui. formerly Mnriiuret C, Walker. II. li. K'l'L'V.for lh K. , of N. W. Vi. N. N. Ai (1f H, W. U Heetlon 32 and H. 10. V of H. W. fc, Keetlnn , Tp, N U. 7. W. Him nnini' th followlnit witnesses to prov lier coiitliiiious rt-aldi'iiee Uon aim cultivation or sain iuiui, via: Uuvld Tweeddle, of Vlila Muiiltt, Or won; Kihvnrd Wlnlerbiish, of Vino Mm pie, OiTKon; Joseph Lynch, of Mlali- awakrt, treoi; lOdword Oeddes, of Jewel, tiivyon, CI I A3. II. M(HUi :H, IteKlster, t'INAL ACCOUNT. Nolle I hervby ulven. that the un iliTKlitned. KiliiilnlNtrator of Hi eatate of Juuuato Magna, drooiaed, tk th WW annexed, luui tiled In thu county court of the slnlo of Orvaon for Cliitson 1 i'oniy. in nuai aceojnt a men ad- iiiiiiiBiiuuir. nun no naino lias ueen set for heniiny Mumlny, Juno II, A. D. iwo, at 10 o'clock in. in tn county court room at th court house, at Asiorut, iiuioi county, Oregon. All p raoua Intereatml therein ar re nulled (o then und titer appear and sliow cause, If any, why th sain slimilil not b ullowed and the admin iNtiatur illaeltaiged and bl bondsmen exonerated. C. W. FULTON. Administrator of the estate of Uu Viiate Mug ne, decenaeil, with III will uniieXvil. AWMlXiaTIlATOlt't) HALIi. Notice 1 hereby tilven, that pursuant to an order mad and rntered In tlio county court of th Stat of Hieunn fr I'lBlaop county on th SOth day of April, I'M' Uie uuderalKiied, tt.liiillllM trutor of the esta'r of I. W. Coleman, deceased, will, on Wednesday, the till lay of Juii. VMt, In front of th court 10.UM0 doir. at th city of Astoria, In I'latsop county, state of Oreiion, offer for wile and sell at public aucjton to the hlKhest bidder for cnuli, all of the roiiowniK ueacriiied re estate situated in sniu county, to-wlt: The north half of the somhwrst uuar (er, an t the west tulf of the southeast "iimiter of Hi-ctlon number one (1). in Township ilx 18), north of llnnge nine CM, est of th Willamette meridian I'ated at Axtorla, ongon. till rirl day or suy, vjw, C. v FULTON Administrator, NUTICK Foil I'UHLICATION. Ijind uithe at Oregon City, Oregon. API 11 .1, 1 wo, Niitlre Is hereby a-lven thnt Ilia r,,l i"ing-miued settler ha Uleil notice ! or Ms intention to muke dual proof In support of nia claim, and that said i root win b made before th county clerk of Clatsop county, at Astoria, v'regon, on june s, isw, vis: JOHN 1 UUSTAVHON. brother and heir at law of Isak Uu tavson, deceased. M. K. No. loiJw. for the south half of the NV (lU'trnr and north half of 1 ne tm ijuarier of section 10, T 4 N, He names the following witnesses to prov Ida continuous resilience upon und cultivation of said land vli: Jacob Kilckson, of Klsle, Oregon; Kllerd O. Krlckson, of Klsle, Oregon; Nils Luhtl, of Astoria, Oregon; Jacob Hendiickson, of Astoria, Oregon. CHA8. U. MooUK.1. Register. NOTICB OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice I hereby given that I, ! mlnhtrator of the estate of llenrlk wav Ul IIO mtivQ rure, hnvo filed my final the County Court of the 811 account In lata of lira. on, for Clatsop county, and that Monday, May 2lh, 11W0, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the court room of said court, at Astoria, Oregon, Is th tlm. and place fixed by said court for hearing suld llnal account, and objections thereto, FRANK J, TAYLOR, Administrator. 8IIERIFF'8 BALE. Ry virtue of an execution and order of sale Issued out of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for th county of Clatsop, on the 30th day of March, 1!SK), upon a Judgment rendered there in 011 the loth duy of July, Wt, In fav or of John Htephenson, plaintiff, and ngulnst II. A. Hmlth and Mrs. Mary Hmlth, for the sum of I1IS3.30, together wlih Interest thereon at th rnte of 10 pr cent per annum, the costs and disbursement of thl suit be ing fixed at 15, and the cost of und upon this writ commanding- and requiring nie to make sur of the fol lowing described real property, to-wlt: I-ois numbered 1, 2, 8, 4, S, , 10, 11, 12 and 13, of block numbered 6S, of th town of New Astoria, Jn Clatsop county Oregon, and It seeming probable that said descrlb-d real property Is not uf M lent to satisfy said judgment, Inter est. costs and accruing costs, I dldonth lath day of April, 1900, attach the fol lowing described real property, to-wlt: Lot 1, 2, 3. 4, 6, , 7, 8, 9, 10. II, 12, 13, H. l.. It. 17, 18, 1, 20, 21, 22. 23, 24, 26, 26. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, of block 8, In the town of Rlerson' subdivision of block 3, of Clatsop Grove as laid out and re corded by 14. C. Hughe and Mary Rlerson, and alo lot 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 10. 11, 12, 13, In block 65, In the town of Newr Astoria, as laid out and recorded by M. J. Kinney, et al. All of said lands being and situate In Clatsop county, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that I will on Monday, the 21st day of May, 1900, at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of suld dny In front of and at the court house door In the city of Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash tho above described real property, or so much thereof as may be) necessary to satisfy the Judgment, Interest, cost and all accruing costs. THOMAS LINVILLR. Sheriff, Clatsop county, Oregon, Astoria, Oregon, April 18, 1900. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned ha been appointed admin istrator of the estate of Charles Ward, deceased, by the county court of the state of Oregon for ClatBop county. All persons having claim against the estate of Charles Ward, deceased, are hereby required to present same to the undersigned, duly verified as by law required, within six month from this date, at his residence at the orncr of Grand avenue and Eleventh street, city of Astoria, Oregon. Pnted on the 17th day of April, A. D.. 1900. , . R, L. WARD. Administrator of ihe Estate of Charles Ward, deceased. I.KU.ti. NOTH'KN. ADMINlHTRATOIt'a NOTlCffl, ' Nolle I hereby given that tli un derslKiied has been Mlipoluted Rdmlnla Irutor of the estate of Thuiim L Moore, deceased, lata of Clatsop coun ty, Oregon, and nil person having claims ugnliial suld eslat are lequlrtxl to present the same to tito duly vrl lied a required by law and wltliln l nioiiili from th date of th III si pub lleatloii of this nolle, to-wlt April 17, llKH). UKOIIUIO II. MOORISH, Administrator of the estnto of Thom as U Moore, deceased. BUMMONU. In th Circuit Court nf th Htat ot Oregon for th County of Clatsop, F. A. Fisher and A. C. Fisher, art ner, comprising the firm of Fisher Ill-others, plaintiffs, vs, Herbert F. L, Log mi, Florence Logan, Allc Iog,n, Individuals, J. T. ltos, J. K. Ilig. gin. II. C. Thompson, and 10. , Fer guson, ns tiatiiiers. comprising tlm firm of Ross, lllgglns A Co., A. F. Allen, A, Iwls, and J, C. Lewis, purtnvrs, un der iho linn 111110 of Alton A lwl, Fleekeustelii, Mayer Co,, a corporation, and Alex. Gilbert, defeudunU, To 1 lei bel t F. I lognii, Floreno Iogun and Alice Iogn, ut Hi bov iiuiiu'd defendants: In the nam of III slat of Oregon, you und tuili of you ar hereby re quired iu pKar and answer th com plaint filed against you In th thov entitled suit, on or befor th last day of the tlm prescribed in th (truer of publication ot this summons, lo-wlt, seven Weeks from the first publication of this summons, and if you full so to answer, plalutliTs will luke Judgment mid decree against you, Herbert F, L, Logan, for the sum or I Jud osi, and th. further sum of fifty dollar attorneys' fees, with Interest on IJI1M at the rat of ten per cent per annum from March i' 1. and disbursements ut suit. Against each and all of you for th foreclosure of the mortgage art out In Iho coiuplulnt. executed by said Her lert F. U Iigun un (he 14th of June, 194, to secure the payment ot a not executed and ilellvrred to plaintiff on Iho 2t.i day of April, 1M4. the bal.tnc due thereon being the amount nlnv Set out. For the sale of land In Clat sop county, Oregon, described In said mortgage as block 15 und 16, of Chel sea, us laid out and recorded by M. M. Her. Also lots l. M. 21, 23. and M. Ill block 9, Logan's sub-dlvlslon of block . In Clatsop Urove. Th. application of the proceeds after paying expense of sale, to the payment of said Judg ment. For su'h other relief a shall lie proper and asked for In suld com plaint. The lln. Thorns A. Mellrlde, Judge of the nbovr-eiitltled court, lis UU th dny of April. 1900, ordered and dlr.'ded Hint the summon In the abv-cntltl.-d suit be served upon you by publication In th Weekly Astonan, of Astoria, Oregon, once a wrek for seven consecutive Weeks, and the sum will bo so published, the first publication being un lit Uih day of April, !). J. Q. A. lloWLIIY, Attorney for Plaintiff. TIM HER LAND NOTICE. fulled Htate Ijnd OHU. Oregon City. nrrgoni April in, jiioo. NotlcM III lit.r.iliv irlv.,,, ttiM Im , am. - f '. . .., (Will- pllunee with ihe provision ot th act ib vi'iiar-p 01 juno j. in, eniiiieii An net for the sale of timber html In Hi states of California. Oreson. Nevada, and Washington lrrliurv aa pxti.n.l.iil l.t hII ii,m toil. 11.. t . J .t - . ...v 11)1, slate by act of Auguit 4. 193. Ha rah 1 noiiuin, or iiewen, county or t lat ent), staid nf Oreiriin Im Oil, ,im nu.l In this office her sworn statement No. oi, j. (or in pun-hose of tho NW of section No. IS, In township No. I N, runge No. W and will offer proof to show that tho la ml sought la more val uable for Ita fliiili..ti 1,1. ii.um ... . ... .......a, ,,H, Bill tttfrtrullMral turpim, n4 to tab nun urr iittiiii u uni .una ixror tht rtirlMtip and mfulvnr iht im., a. Oregon Clly, Oregon, on Haturday, th uu ujr t juiy, iwu, mix name, a Witnesses: John Corcoran, of VlneMnnl rin.a. Jumc W. Walker, of Jewell, Oregon. Isuao N. Foster, of Jewell. Oregon, Ilernnrd A. Johnson of Jewell Oregon. Any ant an persons claiming ad Veraelv tin. nli.,vn.,l....ril,.i ... - . . . u. m . .u. INIIUtt mfW requested to file their claim In thl office on or before suld 7th day of July, I. 11 AH. 11. Ml Mill I'M Register. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Notll'A la herebv irlvnn Itinl IIah. u - .- .I, u .1 - duy, April 2. IlKiO. at 16 o'clock A. MH ui me court nouse iioor. In the city of Astoria, In Clutsup county. Oregon, pursuant to an oriler i.t ilia .,.nn court of the siato of Oregon, for Clt- sop couniy, mailc and entered on Feb ruary 19. 1900. I will, ns administrator of th estate of llnndrlk lmn, Am. ceased, sell at publb; auction t0 th nignesi ouiaer tor cash, the following described property belonging to said estate, to-wlt: I .III ln nn.l tl, .,mh. west quarter of tho northeast quarter 01 neeiion rnirteen, intownshlp seven north, rungo ten west of Wlllninetto merlilim. In anl.l i-l also, a contract for sale of tho Umber upon suld land, made by the snld de ceased und one Nick Petrorf with on R. R. Cole, of date of .loin, a 1utt Dated March 1, 1900. FRANK J. TAYLOR, Administrator, NOTICE FOR I'UHLICATION, Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, April ja, iuw. Notice la hen.hv ulu.n 4 v.. lOWlng named settler hm Hl.,,1 of his Intem.on to mnk final proof In support of hi claim, and that ald nroof Will hn mmln hfr.r. th clerk of Clatsop county, at Astoria, uregon, on , May 28, 1900, vlii! Frank Cook, II. k. No, 10166, for the West onn-hiilf nf M w ... section 3.1, and south one-half of 8. W. quarter of section 28. Tp. 6 N., R. 8 W. lie names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous rnsldonce upon and cultivation of suld land, vU: rrej tu. moore, John R. Wherry and Wyatt A. Wherrv. all n tfluli ri0t. county, Oregon, and John Ifl.' Gratke. of Astoria, Oregon. CHAS. B, MOORE9, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, April 14, 1900. Notice Is herebv s-lven W h i. lowing named settler hn. fllnrl nntlna of his intention to make final proof In nuir,mn m ni ciaim, and that laid proof will be made befor th. countf clerk of Clatsop county, at Astoria, Oregon, on May 28, 1000, viz: Fred H. Moore, H. E. No. 10117. for the S. E. quarter of .ectlon 26, Tp, G N., R. 8 W. Ho name the following wltnese to prove hi continuous resldenc upon and cultivation of said land, vis: Elmer E. Packard, Justin A. Packard, Wyatt A. Wherry and John It. Wherrjr, all of Elsie Oregon. .... , CHAS. B. MOORE8, Register.