The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, May 24, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIHK MORNING ASTU1UAK. I'HUl'BDAY, MAY kJ4, IUH) JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone Main 661. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ' DAILY. . Sent by mall, rer year W.wO Pent by mall, per month 50 Served by carrier, per month M SEMI-WKEKLT. gent by mall, per year. In advance $100 Postage free to subscriber. . AU communications Intended for pab Ilcajjon should be directed to the editor. Business communication! of all klnda anil remlttr.iiees must be addretd to "The Astcrlan." The Astorlan guarantee to its ad vertiser the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can be had on ap plication to the business manager. Mayor Bergman's action In going to ihe West Shore Mills Company, with out consultation or advice from his as sociates in the city council, and re questing at the hands of that company, in his offlclaJ capacity, the gratuitous favor of lights for the streets during the encampment of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows, was not only a piece of gross Impertinence and usurpation, but also an indignity to the city coun cil which should be resented by that bdy and all good cltiiens of Asto ria generally. Such conduct on the mayors part places the city in the false attitude of accenting as charity a public service which It is either lack ing In ability or too mean to pay for. and at the same time tends to misrep resent the merits of the city's contro versy with the lighting company In the minds of visiting strangers, who know nothing of the facts which have led up to the present situation. If Mr. Wekh, or some other prominent mem ber of the local fraternity, had made arrangements with the company, either as a matter of private compensation or donation, to light the streets during the entertainment ind sitting of the grand lodjre assembly there could be no just criticism of the propriety of such bargain. Rut when the official head of the city, who sustains no con nection with the order of Odd Fellows, travels out of the functions of his of fice to compromise the position which the city council. In its sole Jurisdiction and authority over the lighting ques tion, has seon fit to assume towards a corporation seeking to hold up the city and ferce its official approval of a contract to light the streets at a price universally condemned by the city's taxpayers as extortionate and outra geous, the matter takes a totally dif ferent aspect. If Mayor Bergman is not In hannory with the views and conclusions of the city council, he can easily relieve himself of all official em barrassment and responsibility the score of its actions by promptly re signing his office and that Is Just what the council and people of Astoria will exptct him to do, unless he discon tinues his allianc? with the enemies of the city who are seeking to dis credit its hospitality and coerce its submission to a sefceme to loot the public treasury In the Interest of a grasping light monopoly. It Is just as much Mayor Bergman's duty to uphold the city's good name"- and guard its funds from extortion and robbery as it is the duty of any mem ber of the city council. The Astorian will tell him that there are suspicions abroad in the community that his zeal for the electric light company is not Young Girls How easy it is for vountf girls to go into the "decline." They eat less and less, become Saler and paler and can arldy drag throuch the day. They are on the steady down ward course. Iron does them no good; strychnine and bit ters all fail. They need a food that will nourish them better, and a medicine that will cor red their disease. Scott's Emulsion 1$ both of these, elegantly and per mantntly combined. The Cod-Liver Oil makes the blood richer, and thii gives better color to the face. The hypophosphites of lime and soda act as a strong tonic to the nerves. Soon the weight increases, the digestion Improves and health returns. At all dnureisti j joc tad Si xo. SCOTT ft iOWNE,Cl)CBiiat4 New York. so disinterested as he may wish the people to Imagine, and his going out of his way, as In the Instance at present under consideration, to misrepresent the city and place Iho attitude of the city council In a false light before strangers tends to give strong color to these suspicions. If Chairman iVher ncikuu consults the feelings and wishes of the people for whom he has so far conducted a signally successful and satisfactorily fight against the oppressions of the West Shore Mills Company, he will Introduce at the next meeting of the council a resolution appropriating the amount of funds nec essary to pay that company, ftt the current 'rates charged other consumers, for the street lights furnished the city through this officious and unwarranted Intermeddling of Mayor Bergman. SOME FACTS FOR THE ODD FEL LOWS TO CONSIDER. A dispatch in yesterday's Oregonlan, dated Tacoina, says: "Few people, even those engaged in the transportation business, have any idea of the enormous earn ing capacity of all classes of boats engaged In the Cape Nome car rying trade- To illustrate: The gross earnings of the Kaiser Wllhelm der Gross, on a round trip, occupying over SO days, is jro,fto0 to $90,000. the latter sum whete her holds are Riled with freight to their capacity, and her cab ins all taken jp with three clasps of passengers, first, second and steerage. The Kaiser represents an outlay of over $1,000,000, and it requires more than 500 men to operate her, and when she is under steam she consumes over 500 tons of soal every 24 hours. Eight trips is an ordinary year's work for a beat of this class, nine being the most boat of her character could possibly make, as dockages and repairs occupy the remaining period of the year. Compare these earnings with those of an old barge, costing when new not to exceed 120,000. In the Cape Nome trade, and they sink Into Insignificance. The;!h greatest obsu?!e existing barge Skooku'ii, which Wt a few days j ago under tow for Nome, carried 700"). tons, dead weight, and measurement . ,. , . cargo, in addition to a large number of live cattle, horses, sheep, and hogs. J The freight money on this Immense j cargo amounted to $1S4.000 for a dls- l tance of less than one-third as great as a ship of the Kaiser's class would have to cover. The steamship Oregon is said to have had under her hatches ! enough freight at from $40 to $00 a ton i to bring $71,600, while on her decks enough livestock and goods were stored to bring $10,000 more, and In her pas senger accommodations she had 523 Ieople, averaging $100 a head, or a total of $147,600 for a steaming voyage of about eight days. Then she will easily pick up 300 pawengers at $100 and $130 per head for the return trip, thus bringing her gross earnings for a round trip, requiring not to exceed 30 days, to about J1S0.0OO. Thus this steamship will earn more than money enough in a single round trip to pay the entire cost of her purchase, repairs and operation, leaving a large balance to be divided among her owners. The barge Skookum stands to net her own ers over $100,000, over and above all expense, on a voyage not to exceed 30 days, and, if she gets there, will prob ably sell for $20,000 more. There are several hundred delegates In attendance on the Odd Fellows' con vention in this city, from various sec tions of Oregon, whose especial atten tion the Astorian would like to Invite to the above Item. What will these representative citizens say to the prop osition that all this great business, ag gregating millions of dollars In the going and coming, would be done from the mouth of the Columbia river If It had not been for the Jealously of Portland. Do these interior delegates know that the mouth of the Columbia river Is the uttermost railroad exten sion point on the American continent Into the Pacific ocean, and that Asto ria, within 12 miles of the open ocean, Is over 160 miles nearer the Cape Nome mining country than any other port on the Pacific coast? Do they know that the excuse made by Portand for not engaging In the Kondike business, viz, that Seatte had the advantage of the nearer end safer "inside passage" through which commerce could be sent cheaper and more expeditiously than from the mouth of the Coumbla river, cuts no figure In the Cape Nome busi ness' Do these delegates know that the Columbia river at one time had all the Alaska business, as well as regular lines of vessels to the Sandwich Islands, to Hong Kong, China, and other Oriental pcrts, but that all this business has been gradually surren dered to Taoonia and Seattle, simply because it became impossible to do It from a river point one hundred miles inland, that la from Portland, and that Portland preferred to throw her induence In favor of sending this com merce away from Oregon rather than permit Astoria to do it? Do these in terior delegates know that Portland has been a drag upon the progress of Oregon for ten years past, and that It is entirely due to Portland's selfish spirit that the state of Washington has so enormously Increased In trade, com merce and population over Oregon? Do f - 1fouseK)rk TO WASH COLORED TABLE CLOTHS A tmi pmoai wit IIt m final tid kt I d their ewa hlat. ed colored nblt lists to uv vathlnt. T kttp then feolini at tad from hdltt i t Unit Gold Dust Wisaing Powder It the wtth (itf, ud in It tl thtdt. It It voadtrful ho hwf t trtttj rtd nblt tloth will lets In frMhatti vtihtd Ihlt vtr. Tub rtd tretlorod sspkia tht tint nr. TV Utekvft to Mr WkU auiMX KUU rut Hil'Hoa mmi tKHiMlii tni . a. rtmsANR company, St. iMh, )M Vw. Smim these country delegates know that Ore gon, the greatest seaboard state on the Pacific ocean, with Its Incompar able possession of the Columbia river and the nly fresh water harbor on the Pacific from Alaska to the Isth mus of Panama: the only state or country bordering on the Pacific with a first-class harbor, large enougn to accommodate the comolned navies of the world at one lime, within twelve miles of the open x-ean: do these dele gates know that, with all these advantages. Oregon has shrunk from the foremost maratlme position among th Paclflc states, within the ypaoe of one short decade, UNTIL TO DAY SHE HAS RUT ONE LINE OF STEAMERS PLYING BETWEEN HER PORTS AND THOSE OF ANT SECTION OF CHRISTEN DOM AND THAT A LINE OF TWO COASTING STEAMERS OPERATING BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO? Do thes? representative citlxens of Oregon know that Portland Is today to the development and prosperity of Oregon, amj that until the influence of Port- , , . .... ..... . 'and in the political conventions and flnaru ial cirtK' of ,he 8,a,e CRn be overcome, Oregon w 111 continue, as sh has in the past ten years, to decline In trade, TION; commerce. AND' IN POPUL.V not merely relatively or In com- Parls" with the other states on 1 the Pacific slope, but ACTUALLY. AC CORDING TO STATISTICS OF TRADE. COMMERCES AND POPULA TION, as will be shown by the results of the approaching census, providing it is HONESTLY taken- If these delegates , from the interior districts and towns of Oregon are disposed to doubt or set down to malice and prejudice the astounding statements here made, let them, as It is their duty to do, exam ine the easily accessible statistics pub lished from time to time by the var ious departments of the federal gov ernment and they will soon see that the , facts more than sustain the declara tions of the Astorian, without a particle of exaggeration. Necessity is a good thing to make a virtue of If you have no better mate rial. A poor Sunday cilnne, often poi.s the effect of a good sermon. Corrects all blemishes of rri; J the face, removes blot-sun burn, freckles and makes Kobertine hi a beautiful complexion. also the best tooth and excellent for deranged stomach. H. C. THOMPSON REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR COUNTY TREASURER VOTE FOR HARRISON ALLEN (Of Astoria; REPUBLICAN CANDID TK FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY FRED W1CKMAN INDEPENDENT CANDID ATEKOR SHERIFF FRANK R. STOKES REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR RE PRESENT ATI VE VOTE FOR THOMAS LINViLLE REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR SHERIFF VOTE FOR D. J. INGALJLS REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR COl.NIT C0.11.niSS10.NER J. T. LEE REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR coiiTF ki mimiDUT if mm C.W. CARNAH AN REGULAR REBL'BLICAN NOMINEE FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR stag Fisher's Opera House I. E. SELIO, Lessee and Manager. Tuesday, F.lay 29 CHARLES II. YALE'S MASH1VK, MAKVKLOl'tf. MKCIHN IC A L. K T KCT A IT I. A It HO H A S C K I'm w j 6 EVDl BE Ml THE- M AY HKKKT MIMIAIS OF MID.. W IIKI, anil Ih WOMiERft I 0FN0D WONOKKIXuh I'mltr the MarmgenH'nt of the Author, SIDNEY P. ELLIS INTRODUCING AL. M. WILSON . ROSXISC H ELLIOTT rANNIE DLOODGO0D the mots rmser troitc THE BEWILDERING ELECTRIC BALLET THE Ml.MS WINDMILL THE DISArrEARING ROOMS THE CATALCTTIC DRAWBRIDGE The entire production in Its entirety, No omissions o r substitutions. The 8an"; as ,he principal 11.50 turuiiro iiuuuii"ut iiivr vvuui;i With a wealth of New and Startling Features, Specialties, Ballets, Songs Tricks, and Costumes. Gorgeous Scen ery, Original Music, Speclul Features. Special engagement from the Al ha in bra Theatre, London. THE GREAT PHASEY TROUPE ADMISSION: Reserved Seats, - $1.00 Gallery - - - 50 SKAT SALE opens MONDAY morn' Ing at Gritlln & Reed's. H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 22L DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All Goods Shipped to Our Car Will Receive Special Attention. No. R33 Duane St., Astoria, Or. W. J. COOK. Ml r Res. Tel. 1131. J. A. Fastabend, General Contractor and Builder THE PROOF of the pudding and the proof of of the pudding U In the aatlnt and the proof of Pquors IS IN SAMPLING That's an argument that's cn elusive a oeatonsuutloa. Ours will Ua& the teat. HUGHES & CO. i THE MOl'VKE. Strangers viaiting in tne city will find the Lonvre an attractive resort wherein to Hpeud the evening. The Am me Bisters Ladies' Orcbeetra is still on the bills and presents nightly a musical program of exceptional merit, Handsome pool and billiard rooms ire. a feature in connection with the house. Palatable lunches will be served at all noon u oiillo liVla DKIURT I'toiu lurlUml Sail t.ikK Penvvr, H AHIV t'lll.'llg . IVti .nil Hl'l.l lt, IU Atltulle hxin f p. 111. Hpiilitue Vlver. p. 111. Win-ill, OnuU linn- 1 11 y, xi. I.iiula, 4 K III. I lill'UU nl r.mnl Hull lake. )nin-r, H v mill. Uihulm, Kmi T h. m. t.n ( lly, Ml. Until, 1 iiIi'iiko mm Mm, 'IV lln WniIn, I. lil. in, H(Hikni', .Mil iit'iiH) lli, M. IV11I, Im utli, Vnwmiki, CIlie gu mid Mai. S Ml Ml. Fmui Alorl VCfiAN ST!lAM..Mir All Klllii lute tub I Jml li rhmitfe, for (tan Krniiitti-HNli j MyS,,U, l,il.!W I Colcmbla Rlvvr I a 111 I BlMtiutra K suiiilnj ; To Viti'ilaad aadl Way LanJInc. a m ' Mu 'lay IFmm li.t.ll....! ( a in WILtAMhlTK R.VKH i SO l. Ill KtMillnta ' t)reKiin t'ltv, Nvwtx-ri, j (wioih a way-Land m K'HIanxtt and Vti- I D 11. m, ruM,liiur!. '"Kitf. on.,Vl aua twu '"" v. ). iy"U, I Wy luilliifii. and Fri. I t UwMi Um dlyi 5aoktKlvtr. v.vu a im laliy 3 i.it. iu. I Klrllo:l.l0il (am W II I 1 M VT V 11 1 vrn : 0 p.m. Mull, ttrit Tun, lhui IWUhiiU to l',rvlli Stut0x ami wa . n, ling Kri.uy O. W. LOUNSHERRT, Agent, Astoria, W. H. 1UTRLBURT, den. Pass. AgL. Portland. Or, G" Sebh tic".uTs Njp.VY$ POINTS EAST ThrnuKh Palnre and Tourist Bleep era dining and library observation cars. ELEGANT VESTIBULE TIUINU. No. 4. "Flyer," leaves Portland at J:I0 p. m. No. 1. "Flyer," arrives Portland at 8:00 a. m. For rates, etc., call or addrcus O. W. LOUNSllliRRY. Agent O. R N., Astoria, Or. or A. R C. DENNISTON. C. K ft T. A.. Portland. Ore. LM1A1. NOTK K4. IMI'KOYKMUNT OF AVKNUI3. FHANKLIN Notice In hi'rrby xlven, thitt the com mon i'oun'11 of the city of Axtorla hit determine I and Intemlit to Improve or repair that portion of Franklin avenue In the city of Anturln, Clataop county. Utile of OreR in, as laid out and record ed by J. M. tihlvvley from the west line of Slut street to a point fifty fuet west Ihertif throURhuut Ihe width tf Said portion of said Mi-vet, by stralichlra tntr up the exiHtliiK iHts or underpin ning and Putin In ten new posts un der said portion of uld roadway or lretlii)K and taking up Ihe 1-xlntlng cup and strliiK-rs and replacing them in their proper poHltlun and putting In a new cap adjoining the crossing of said street with 31st street and by con structing new side wulks ten feel wide on each side of suld portion of said street and replanklng cald portion of suld stieet from curb to curb with new Mound Mr plunking 13 Inches In width by 4 Inches In thlckni'ns. All material to tie usi-1 In .mid Improvement to be of good rmiind fir lumtier either red or yel low und said work Is to be done strict ly In accordance with the plan and Fiieclftcatlims to be prepared therefor by the city eurveyor. Thut the coHtM und expenses of said repair or Improvement shall be de frayed by aHeHiimetit of the lots, lands and pr-mlH -s iperlully benefited by the same which are hereby Included In u Fpeclul UHMenMiiient (llmrlct lo be as- sessed to defray the cunts and expense of said Improvement und Is as follows: Hcglmilnjr ut the nortlieuHt comer of lot 12 In block Its and running thence outhweterly through the middle of block US to the northwext corner of lot 7 In block 14S. thence southerly to tne soutnweyt corner of lot 6 In block 2. thence nortlicaitterly to the southeast corn-r of lot 1 Its block i, thence In a straight line to the place of U-Klnnlng, and containing lot from 7 to 12, both IncliiMlve In block US, and lot from 1 to 8, both Incliinlvc In block 2, all In the city of Astoria, Clatsop county, Or eKon. us laid out and recorded by J. M. Hhlveley. That the city surveyor has been di rected to prepare und depoHlt with the auditor and police Judge of said city estimates of the cohin and expenses of suld repairs and specifications for said proponed work. That this notice I published for eight days In th? Morning Astorian In pur suance to a resolution duly adopted by said council on the 21st day of May, iwn, tne dute or the first publication of this notl-e being on May 23, 1W0. II. K. NELSON, Auditor md Police Judge of the City of Astoria. NOTICI3 FOH PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Or., May i. taw. , Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing-named settler ha Hied notice of his Intentlcn to mak'j final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Clatsop County, at Astoria, Oregon, on July Z, VJW, viz: FAKTHOLOMKvv J. liUItKR. H. B. No. 12326, for the 8 half of the BK quarter, Nli quarter of BE quar ter and SK iiuurter of NK quarter of section 9, T 5 N, It 10 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of suld land, viz: John P. fc,ijerman, of Beamd, Ore gon; James lrwin, of Keaslde Oregon; Oeorge Irwin, of Seaside, Oregon; Phil ip M. Condlt, of Seaside, Oregon. CliAS, li. MOOIIEE, Register. Dr. T. N. Ball DENTIST. S7I Commercltl Street, ASTORIA, ORB. Over Schlussel's Clothing Store. I.KIIU MtiTICKS. NOTIC1B FOH PU1ILICATION. Land Oltloo at Oregon tMly, Oregon, April 2M. I'M. Notice Is hereby given tltnt the fol lowliig-naini'd svttlcr has tiled imtluo ut her Intention lo niaUe final proof In support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the register und receiver ut Oregon City, Oregon mi June 11, 1M0, vis: Margaret C, Corcoran, formerly Msrunret C. Walker, II. 10. MUM the K. of N. W. Si, N. K. Si of H. W. Si, He. lion 3) and 8. IC S4 of H, V. S, Hecllon . Tp. N.. U. 7. W. Hhe unities Ihe following witnesses to prove her continuous resldunc upon and cultivation of said land, vis: David Twecddle, of Vine Maple, Ors gun; Rdwsrd Winterbush, of Vine Muple, OiYgon; Joseph Lynch, of Mlsli- ukrt, Oregon; Ldward Untitles, of Jewel, Oregon, CIIA8. It. MOOIUCH, ltt'glster. ADMIN'ISTRATOli a HALE. Notice Is hereby it I von. thut nursumt to Ult Ol'diir mmlu and enli.re.l In iha county court of the state of Oregon tor i uiiHop county on tna sum nay of April, ! the undersigned, adminis trator of the rsta'e uf P, W. Coleman, deceased, will, on Wi'iliiemluv. Ihn Silt day of June, lvoo. In front of the court nouse u. Kir, at uid city or Astoria, in I'liitMop county, slate of Oregon, offer for Mil,, Ulul Hitll nt loilill,. mu.lliin t.k tliu highest bidder fi r cash, all of the following Described real estate situated In snld county, to-wlt; The north hulf of the southwest quar ter, and the west hilt of Iho southeast luurter of Hectlon number one (1), In Township ilx t6), north of Range nine IIM, west of ihe Willamette meridian. (tiled at Astoria. Orcifoii- this Hint day of May, loo. C. W. FULTON. Administrator, NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION. IjiihI Olllce st Oregon City, Oregon, April 21. VjW. Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing-named settler has tiled notice of his Intention lo make final proof In siipiMirt ot his claim, and that said 1 1 oof will be made before thii county clerk of Clatsop county, at Astoria, Oregon, on June li, IM, vis: JOHN P. UUHTAVSON. brother and heir at law of Isak (Jus- tavson, deceased. II. : No. losM), for Ihe south half ot the NW quarter and north half of the b quarter of svctlun 11), T i N, K 7 V. llv nttiK s the following witnesses to prove Ids touUuuuu rvsldutico upon und cultivation of said Inud vis: Jacob Uiickson, of Klsle, Urtgon; Kllerd O. Krliksoti, of Klsle, Oregon; Nils Tihll, uf Astoria, Oregon; Jacob Ht'itdi'lckson, uf Astoria, Oregon, CI! AS. II. MOOIIKS. ilrglster. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALK, Notice Is hereby given that on Mon day, April I. 1900. at 10 o'clock A. M at the court house door. In tho city of Astoria. In Clatsop county, Oregon, pursuant lo an order of the county court of the state ot Oregon, for Clat sop county, made and rutrrnd on Feb ruary l, VMo, 1 will, us administrator of the estate of Hendrlk I 'a tree, te ressed, sell al publlo auction to tht highest bidder for cash, the following iici-riova property belonging lo said estate, lo-wll; Lot two and the south west quarter of the northeast quarter ui section inirteen, intownsiup seven north, range ten west of Willamette niorldan, In said ClalaoD county, and. Rlso, a contract for sate of the Umber upon salt land, mad by tht said de ceased and one Nick Petrorf with ont K. it. Coin, of dale f June , 181M. Dated March 1, 1W, FRANK J. TAYLOR, Administrator. CONTEST NOTICK. Deimrtment of the Interior, Lam! Of fice, Oregon City, Oregon, May 7, ivoo. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed In this olllce by W. O. Howell, contestant, against Homestead Kntry, No. S.8S7, made November 14, 1K1, for N'A of NWSi. Hectlon 17, Township 6 N, Itange 10. by Cory O. Adams, contestee, In which It Is alleged that contestant "know the present condition of the same; also thut said Cory O, Adams has wholly abandoned suld tract of land and changed his residence there from, for more than four year since making said entry and next prior to data of this allldavlt, and that he has failed to cultivate and Improve said tract of lund ss provided by law and that said alleged absence from the suld hind was not duo to his employment In the army, navy, or mnrliiu corps of the rnlted stales as a private soldier, olll c?r, seumun or murine, during the war witn Hpuin, or during any other war In which the United Htute may bo en gaged," suld parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock n. in. on . June 22, 1900, before the register ami tecelver at the United Htutcs land olllce In Oregon City, Oregon. The hiiIi contestant having, In a prop er affidavit, filed February 1, 1!W0, wt forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service or this notice cannot be made, It Is hereby orderol and directed that such notice be given by due ami proper publication. Hlgned, WM, GALLOWAY, Receiver, SUMMONS, ' In the circuit court or the state of Oregon for Clatsop county. Rebecca Hall, plaintiff, vs. William P. Hull, defendant. To William P. Hall defendant . In the name of the state or Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint Died against you In the above entitled suit on or before the lKth duy of June, l'JOO, 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 lict demanded In said complaint, to wlt, for the dissolution of the bonds of matrimony existing between you and the plaintiff and ror such further relief as may be lust and equitable. This summons Is published by order of the Hon. J. II. D. 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, 1900, and the said publication Is to run six conuecutlve weeks from the said date. GEORGE H. DURHAM, Attorney for Plaintiff. Dated Astoria, Oregai, April !8, 1000. LKdAL MHIK K SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon for the County of Clatsop, F. A. Fisher and A. C. Fisher, part ners, comprising the firm of Fisher Druthers, plulntllTs, vs, Herbert F, L. Logan, Florence !gn, Alice Logan, us Individuals, J. T, Ross, J, 10, lilg gins, II. C. Thompson, mid )J. Ker guson, ss partners, comprising ths firm uf Hubs. lllgsliiB A Co,, A. F. Allen, A. LvVls, and J, C, ltwls. partners, un der i ha nun name of Alien a Iw, FUcketisteln, Mayor Co,, a corporation, and Ales, illlberl, defendants, To Herbert F. L. Isjgan, Flurenot Iigsn and Alice Logan, uf the above named Uefclldullts: lit Hit Hum or tht slat of Oregon, you and each of you are hvreby rt quired to appt-or and answer In coin pluitit filed against you In Ihe above entitled suit, on or before th tost day of th time p rvscrlbed In Hit oruer of publication of this summons, lo-wll, seven weeks from Hi Mist publication of this summons, and if you fall so to answer, plaintiffs will use judgment and decree against you, Herbert F, L. loiian, for the sum or IJV6.(s, and tht furthur sunt of fifty dollurs attorneys' fees, with Interest on J4s.s9 at the ratt or ten per cent per annum from March 1l lutkl no. I itluhornninl .. ..... I . ' - ... li l v. I AgiiUisi each ami all of you for Hit i foreclosure of the mortgage set out In t I hrt emit lit,. Itil hm.iih,I 1. u ., . .... ......, .... .... w.-v. Vf m,u nor berUK. U Logan on the Nth of Jun. lnut, lo secure th payment of a not executed and delivered lo plaintiffs un the SiH.i day of April, piVI, the balance due thereon being th amounts above set out. For the sale of land In cut sop county, Oregon, described In laid mortgage as blocks 16 and It, of Chel sea, as luld out and recorded by M M Dee. Also lot IS. 20, SI, SJ, -m Mi block 9, iriig.in's sub-dlvlslon of block . In Clatsop Urov. Th application of Hie proceed after paying rtptnis of stile, tu the psynieni of said Judg tiii'iit. For such other Teller as sbsJI lie proper and ssketl ror In laid com plaint. Th Hon. Tlioiim A. Mclirld. Jutlge ur the above-entitled court, ha this 9th day of April, loo, ordered and dlircU'd thai the sumiiituis In th abv elitltled anil be served Upon you by publication In the Weekly Astorian, of Astoria, Oregon, once a wrek ror seven consecutive weeks, and the same will bo so publlstind. the first publication being on Hie Uth day of April, liwo. J. y. a. itowLiiy. Attorney for Plaintiff. TIM HICK LAND NCmcu United f tales I-ttlld Ottlce, Oregon City, Oregon. April l luoo. Nolle Is hereby given that In com pliance with '.lie provisions of Hi sot f coi.gr.ss uf June I, lilt entitled An act for Hie sale uf Umber lands In the states of California, Oregon, Nevada, ami Washington territory," as extended to all the publlo land stales by act of Auguit . mi, Sarah I IJolloiu. of Jewell, county of Clat "p, stale i.r Oregon, has this nay filed In (his olllce her sworn siatemrnt No. -ir. for llm purchas or the NWSi of section No. 1.1, In township No. N, runge No. V and will offer proor to show that the land sought Is more val uable for Its Umbei- or ston than fur agricultural purpose, and lo estab llsh her claim tu said land before tht register and receiver ot this oitlct at reg.m City. Oregon, on Haturday, tht 7th day ut July, l'A0, Hhe names as witnesses: John Corcoran, of Vine Maple, Oregon Jame W. Walker, of Jswoll, Oregon. Isaac N. Foster, or Jewell, Oregon. Hertiard A. Johnson ir Jewell Orvgun. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above-described lands art roqiirsted to tile ihelr claim In this ottlce un or before said "th day of July I). CHAS. . MooHKH. Register. FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice Is hereby given, that th un dersigned, administrator of th etat of Ougusto Msfiis, dsoised, with tht will annexed, lis filed In Ihe county court of the stsl of Oregon for Clatsop county, his final account as such ad ministrator, and th sain ho been sot for hearing Monday, June 11, A. D. 1900. at 10 o clock a. in. In th county court room at th court house, at Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon. All persons Interested therein art re quired to Hum and there appear and show cause If aliy, w,y th ssm should not be allowed and th admin istrator discharged and his bondsmen exonerated. , , C. W. FULTON. Administrator uf the estate of Ou guste Magne, deceased, with th will annexed. NOTICH FOR PUHLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. . April 14, 1900. Notice Is hereby given that tht fol lowdng numml settler has filed nolle of his Inteni.on to make final proof In support of his claim, and that sold proof will Im made before tho county clerk of Clatsop county, at Astoria, Oregon, on , May 2ft, 1900. vlu: Frank Cook, II. H. No. 10!, ror the west one-huir of N. W. quarter of section 3a, and south one-half of 8. W. quarter of section 25. Tp. 6 N., R. t W. Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon und cultivation of said land, vis; Krel K. M.Mire, John R. Wherry and Wyatt A. Wherry, all or Elsie, Clatsop county, Oregon, and John 10. Gratke, or Astoria, Oregon. CI I AS, D. MOOKE8, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Ofllce at Oregon City, Oregon, April 14, 1900. Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler ha filed notlot of his Intention to make final proof In support or his claim, and that said proof will be made before the county clerk or Clatsop county, at Astoria, Oregon, on May 28, 1900, vis: Fred II. Moore, II. E No. 10117, for the H. K. quarter ot section It, Tp. C N., R. R w. Ho name the following wltncsseg to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: Klmer IS. Packard. Justin A. Pnrkaril Wyatt A. Wherry and John R, Wherry, all of 10 1 Hie Oregon. CIIAS. B. MOORES, Register. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that th un dcrslgned has been appointed admin istrator of the estate of Charles Ward, deceased, by the county court of tht stnto of Oregon ror Clatsop county. All persons having claim against tht estate or Charles Ward, deceased, art hereby required to present same to tht undersigned, duly verified as by law required, within six months from this date, at his residence at the corner ot Orand avenue and Kloventh street, city oi Astoria, Oregon, Dated on the 17th day of April, A. D., 1900. .... R. L. WARD. Administrator of tht Estate of Charles Ward, deceased.