The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 03, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 10RN1N0 ASJTORUK. JUNK 8, lt.00 gaily JVotortaUe JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. Telephone Main 661. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Bent by mall, per year...... $60 Font by mall, per month Served by carrier, per month.. .60 .60 SEMI-WEEKLY. Sent by mall, per year. In advance JS.W Postage free to subscribers. All communications intended for psb ;ioatin should be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kinds and remitur.ies must be addressed to "The Astirlan." The Astorlan fcuaranloes' to its ad vertisers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia Advertising rates can be had on ap plication to the business manager. The republican vho strike a repub lican candidate from his ticket out of some pers mal like or dislike, or be cause of his prejudice or private opin ion on some local Issue, AS DELIBER ATELY COMMITS AN ACT OF TREASON AGAINST HIS PARTY PRINCIPLES. IF NOT HIS COUN TRY. -AS WOULD THE SOLDIER ON THE BATTLE FIELD WHO TRAINED HIS GUN UPON HIS OWN COMRADES RATHER THAN ON THE COMMON ENEMY.- There can b? no paltering; or compromising as to the responsibility that confronts the Oregon republican. HIS VOTE TOMORROW MEANS AID AND COMFORT FOR THE FOES OF HIS PARTY PRINCIPLES AND POLI CIES. OR rr MEANS A MANLY DE FENSE OF THOSE PRINCIPLES, AND. UNDER TILE HEAL ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN, A PATRIOTIC DUTY PERFORMED FOR HIS COUNTRY. If Oregon's vote shows any falling off for the republicans; If that party's ' majority Is wiped out or reduced In the legislature through the defeat of its regularly nominated candidates tomorrow, such result will be heralded the world over by the foreign and do mestic enemies of American expansion as a DEFEAT of that policy. Within twelve hours the vote lr. Oregon will be as well known by Aguinaldo as It will be known by Bryan. It Is Idle, In a crisis like that upon us, to talk of to morrow's election as a "local" contest We cannot help ourselves, so far as its luflutnee and effects In helping to decide questions of .rational politics is concerned, Oregon's vote tomorrow, In many respects, will be the most Im portant to be cast by any state in the Union this year. And aside from both the willful and Ignorant misconstruc tion liable to be placed on all phases of the contest. It is a very shallow and Ill-Informed mind that overlooks the tremendous Importance In national and state nffairs Involved . In tomor row's vote. As the Oregonian has pointed out, the decision of two United States senatorial successions depends on that vote- Either one of these sen atorial successions may decide In the councils of the NATION the suprem acy or defeat of national policies. So that Oregon's vote tomorrow, in fact and In truth. Is a NATIONAL CON TEST. It Is not, therefore, a selec tion of men, a? some claim, but of MEASURES, that Is at stake. Every republican should vote with a full knowledge of that fact, and due appre ciation of Its effect. - , TOMORROW'S CONTEST. "The whole country Is watchlna- Or, gon," Mr. Barrett says, no hlignt have, gone further and said the "whole LASSf Baldwin's Celery Soda euro headache at ones. It i a pleas ant. prkling. effervescent drink that acta luimvdiatttly. It oleaoa and punfiio tli ttUH-u. gently quiet tb nerve and relieves all pain. It onraa sick and crrvoa:. bu3:u bu&, kc."ldncM and nna tal fatigue. lOc, 28c OOc, I.OO FRANK HART, Successor to Th. Olsen, 600-2 Com. St. mm clvilUed world Is watching Oregon," and told the truth. For the first time since our national Independence the newspapers and periodicals of the Old World are discussing American poll tics. A London Journal recently an nounced that the tvsult of the vote In Oregon, THE FIRST STATE TO TASS UPON THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION, would attract 'mention among all the diplomats and statesmen of Europe. The United States is now recognized 8 a world power. What wouldn't Germany, France or Russia give to bo in our place at Manila? Now an American party is seeking the vndorsjment of the Amer ican people ut the polls this yeir on the proposition that the Philippines shall be GIVEN i! That we hll withdraw our soldiers and wnrsWps from the scene of Dewey's victory, forego the commercial advantages of our position In Asia, forfeit our moral obligations to protect the peace and property of European and other for eign r.'sidonts of Manila, lose the ll'O, OoO.OOO paid to aid the Spanish evacu ation of Luzon and the other islands, leave the savage forces of Aguinaldo to cut the throats of other tribes on those Islands umll some European na tion stops Into our shoes as sole pos sessor of the whole group by virtue of its might or as co-parcener with other nations in their mutual distri butionis It any werider that the eyes of the worlj are upjn American poli ties? We may say among ourselves that our vote will not be a true crite rion of public opinion upon these im portant questions but the world looks upon it otherwise. The statesmen of Europe, have not progressed so far In the study of our politics as to weigh local considerations as a factor In de termining our election results. THEY ONLY KNOW THAT THE ADMINIS TRATION OF THE COUNTRY HAS HEEX PLACED ON TRIAL AND THAT ONE OF THE JURORS IS TO VOTE FOR ITS CONDEMNATION Oil ITS VINDICATION ON JUNE 4! That is why there must be no flunking at the polls in . Oregon tomorrow. T;:f:day's oregonian. The Oregonian wants Oregon to send republicans to the two houses of con gress. Because that Is the danger point- All our policies are controlled in congress. '. A vote for any mem ber of the legislature who Is not a re publican Is a vote for a democratic senator, and a vote for any member of the legislature who Is affiliated I with democrats and running on the ti'.ket with them Is a vote for con fusion of principles and for loss of principles which the republican party must maintain. The key of our po litics and policies is In congress. On that point every republican shoull see to it that his vote shall count. It will count on the wrong side If he votes for mongrels for the legisla ture. Should the so-called citizens' ticket in Multnomah county be elected, the legislature would be democratic. There would be no doubt about It. Prepon derance of known and avowed demo crats on the ticket makes this certain. For the same Influences are at work in every part of the state, and there would be every reason to expect, as a result, the election of a democratic legislature, the loss of a United States senator 10 the republicans now, and less of the other senator two years hence. Let no one deceive himself. Success of this so-called citizens' movement would mean a democratic legislature. Will any republican In Multnomah county who Is now supporting the in dependent or fusion ticket In that coun ty, please explain why It is that every populist crank and every fr silver democrat in this county and elsewhere in the Willamette valley is praying for the success of that ticket? It is be cause they think the defeat of the regular republican ticket will help to perpetuate the gold standard and en courage the sentiment at large In favor of expansion, or is it because they eee In th; defeat of the regular republican ticket encouragement for I he enemies of the national administration, and corresponding advantage to the cause of Bryan and Aguinaldo? Republican outside of Multnomah county find it especially irritating to hear rabid populist and democratic par tisans gloating oyer the prospect that the republican cruse may sustain de feat in Multnomah county through the assistance of those jvho are professed ly republicans. If the outcome Is one way, they will be depressed. If the outcome is the other way, they will re joice. Why? CHARLES B. MOORES. loosed Washing Dish Cloths KlKbtt cloth! mull l tovrM V iiht etll, ottitrwlM tbr ktrter trttit aa eeor aid bwomt ohIth. They thoalil h midtot kilt cfochtt-cenaa, la I Ham of inhabit site. Wet jtm vk Ibtn, It lot 1U tit l Mbl pooafulof Cold Dust Wu.ing Powder ro ib let -rittr It lll cat th -mi- nd ckms tbtt is hiM ih timti irj then out ll ike -(bin u4 tlr. Tt !-- tt ItkM. ft. Mr ft Kk,l -1101 1 KllU n Sia'SlWlNU" tml trt m r4Mt to TMI M. R. rMltMK OOMANV, St. iMta, Dm Twk, . THE SUUS1DY RILL. Neither reason advanced by Several leaders In congress for adjournmon'. without passing the shipping M.I is erediuibte to them or satisfying to the people. Our shipping In the tot els 11 trade has not . boon sd small iu s-lxty year as now our foreign .-oinmeree was never greater than now. The ti'st, under free trade, has shriveled; the other, under protection, has expanded. To so legislate as to effect u revival of our shipping equal to the full needs of our foreign commerce Is an Im perative congressional duty, alike rec ognized by republicans wherever In convention asemblod, by the president in his annual memssages to congress, by great commercial organlaatlona. by the press and by the most Intelligent and patriotic of our people. One reason given for deferring action is that members of congress desire to get home before the hot season sets In as if that were a reason for avoid ing an Imperative duty! the other rea son Is that It is Inexpedient to create a new issue upon which democrats can attack republicans aa If that were a reason for a parry seeking the Indorse ment of the people! Democrats are hopelessly divided on this subject. A number intend to supHrt the shipping bill. The real timidity Is with those responsible for postponement the re publicans What the people want is action. What they are opposed to Is the payment of JJ'X),iX0,0o0 a year to foreign ship own ers for carrying American Imports and exports. What they w ill uphold is the party that legislates to keep that money at home, employing our own people and giving this country the strength It so woefully needs upon the sea. This matter has dragged along, un settled, for thirty-five years. This Is the year, and now Is the time, to set tle it. The republicans have pledged themselves over and over again and year after year to restore to American ships the carrying trade of our for eign commerce. Delay helps tnly for eigners It only Injures AmerUans. The bill that will carry out republi can pledges, that conform to the pres ident's recommendations, that has met with the Indorsement of the proper committees in each branch of congress, now hangs on the calendars In each house, awaiting consideration. Con gress cannot give either a creditable or acceptable reason for longer defer ring action EIGHTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF Astoria High School Friday, June 8. 8 P. 1M. Graduating Essays Good Music. ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT LEE ill OK Albany College Admission, 25 Cents (PROCEEDS FOK LIBRARY FI ND) rmrred Seatg can be obtained with no additional charge, at GRIFFIN a REED'S BOOK STORE m- . , 7r-,y Corrects all blemishes of IM' J the face, removes blot Y SflOTn S (lies. Pl.i pl's. tan. Min burn, freckles nnd ntakei Kobcrlinc hx a beautiful complexion, also the best tooth and excellent for deranged stomach. H.C THOMPSON. KKlil'LlR HE ITUl.ll'.VN NO .IINKK Kbit COUNTY TRU.5t'RER IIARWIHON ALLEN ltr .turiai KKITUUCAS CANDID Ttt r'OK DISTUIC V ATTORNEY FliKD W1CKMAN INDEl'KXDKNT CAMUDATL.KOU BHKRIFF PRANK R. STOKES RE 1TB I K AN SOMINKK FOB KS PREVENTATIVE THOMAS LINVjLLE KKlil'LAR KKri'Hl.P'AN NoMINKR FOR SHERIFF D.J. INGALLS RKlit'LXK 1UITIIU AN XOMISF.K Foil COtSTT COI.M.niSMO.NCK J. T. LEE KEUl'LtK P.Kli HUfAS NOMINEE FOIt f 01 itt simiunbHT or schools CW.CARNAHA1S REUI'LIK REdI BI.Iv AN NO.MIXEK FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR Pretty Women Wear Pretty Wearing Apparel And can get it laundered as nice as nice can be at the Columbia Steam Laundry J. W. DALTON, Prop. Work called for and delivered. LKOaL NOTItK, STATE TREASURER'S TICE. THIRD NO Slate of Oregon, Treasury Department Salem, June 2. 1909. Notice Ik herehy (riven that there are funds on hand with which to redeem all outntandlng state warrants drawn on the eeneral fund and endorsed "Presented and not paid for want of funds," prior to this date, except those drawn for conveying Insane for the years 199 and 1900; also to pay all warrants drawn on the state soalp bounty fund and '-ndorsd "Presented and not paid for want of funds," prior to May 20, 1X99, and 'hat all such war rants properly endorsed will be paid upon Presentation at this office, Inter- ext thereon ceasintj from and after this date- CHAS. S. MOORE, State Treasurer. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. The committee on streets and public ways of the common council of the City of Astoria will receive bids until 12 o'clock M., on Tuesday, June 6th, 190, for the Improvement and repair of the crossing of Thlrty-flrst rtreet and Franklin avenue, In said city, ac cording to the ordinance for the Im provement and repair thereof and the Plans and specifications therefor on fll-i In the office of the auditor and police Judge of the said city. C. C. UTZINGER, L. AGP.EN, W. J. COOK. Committee on Streets and Public Ways of the Common Council of Astoria. I.KOAL NOTH'ta. ; KECKIVKK'8 AI4R. In th Clivillt Oourt, State of Oivjjon, tVunly of I'l'ilKnp, Tlu S.vmliy f living Trut Com-puny--plnliillff, v. The Aalorl Sti wt Kullwuy iViiipiuiy dofpiulmil. Motto Is hi'ivhy islvrn tht In pur unitr of a JiidKtiii'iit. ilivre nd or der of aiilo duly miule nJ nntrivd In lh nbovo entitled milt In th above ml It led court mi Monday the SHth rtity if May. iwu, which tudrin'tit wbh In favor ot pliilntlfT ami anulit defend ant for hi sum of thirty thoumutd, two Ituudred mid fifty clollHit and the cowls ii nd dlMim-Hi'incut of smKI milt, uml In and lv wlilrh Judgment and de cree llu iiiortMe entvutod to plaintiff by d 'fcndiint on i he Sml dy of May. IS9 dcHctlbcd in (ho complaint In Hit (ovt entitled null foreclosed nn, n;i Id sum of thirty ttimisnnd, two hun dred mid tt ft y didlur secured by mid niorUuKc, together with lb roaU of Hiild suit wtiM dcclurvd to be a lien upon nil th property mention i In lotld moi'UuKo nnd In thv complaint In tilt Mitt and hcivlu net out and which judgment, order nnd decree directed inn im receiver of ull aiild property heretofore appointed In the above eu lltlid suit to sell nil paid property to stitixfy mild Judxiiiciit, roMta and accru Init corns, 1 will on MONPAY.TIIK .'N'D PAY OP Jl'I.Y, lw. ut the hour of 2 o'clork p. m. of mild d.iy, at the court holts door In t'lnisop county, suit of Oeitton, Hell for cii.hIi In I . f- K"1J coin, to the blub cm bidder nil rlk-bt. till and lilteie.it which the defendant, the Astoria Street linlhuiy bud on the 2nd dny of .Mny is c or bus since ciuired on the prop rny nieiiMoiied In sold liwrtKiiKe or ut.y part thereof, which property Is more purtloului ly deiicrllM'il a. follows, to-wlt: All the real pros'rly of wild Astoria Street Knthvity Comimny. II rlKbi of wiiy, enseinenls and iiiipiute lllUICi'S, nil Its lUlllotld nild Street lull nay in the il'y of Astoria and In sntd county of lutsop. the roadwd. trucks, poles, lines, lines of wire, overhead const ruit Ion, engine, imu'liliiyry, dy namo. Keneriitors, electric motor and other idiH lilciil ii piirulim, and all tool and Implements, all rolling stock, cur equipments, all Icnschold. all build lints, cur houses, power house and tl er structures: nil license, rlglil, prlv- llekie utid frit in lilies appei lululiig to said above mentioned piiieriy, or owned or bilnoKlng to s.ild rallwny comptiny. or In or to which It ha any rlh'hl, title or Inter-st; all things In nc tlun, contract, clulm ami deliintids and ull und Hlngulur. all the properly, nut, personal and mixed owned at the dale of waul mortgage or thereafter acquired by en id rullwuy company a well In law- us In Cindy, and the In roini. revenurs. rent. Uiucs and pro- tils of said property; and with the rlclit to the pun (riser of said property to succeed tii nnd enjoy all the rights, privileges, Inmiuiilil'S. francblsi'H, uml all licenses, corporate or otherwise of s.ild railway compuny, living the entire and cor,iple!e railroad and tri-c( mil wily plant and property of said com puny Tlie street railway of auld railway coiiaiiy. being siibntnntlully on tin foil, .Mini; rent,- and on the follow Inn naiie ! stiee s of said city of Astoria, to-wlt: l.ekinnliitf nt the Intersection of t'ouii siie.-t with Washington street. runi.lng tlienee easterly on said l ourt street to West Klfth lret; thence sotiih-rly on suld West Klfth street to I'ed.ir street, thence easterly on sold t'e.lar street to Salmon street; theiicr southerly on said Salmon sired to Hemlock sired : thence easterly on suld Hemlock si ni t to th north side line of Klfih sired (being the utli side line of block sixteen (16) In the Port of I pper Astoria); thence north easterly crosMng said block sixteen I l'il, AuKUr street and block seventeen (IV) In suld Port of I'pper Astoria to Fourth street; thence easterly on said l-ourth street o llonnevlll avenue; thence nor.hi-rly on said lionnevllle avenue to Third street; and thence easterly on suld Third Street to Pick- Iiikom avenue, with the side trucks sw nines nnd branches belonging or appertaining thereto. The real property now owned by said railway company, nnd hereby adver tised for sale consists of those certain lots, tracts or parcels of real property lying between and situate In Clatsop county, state of Oregon, particularly described as follows, towlt: All of lots two C), three (3), four M), nine (9), fn (10) and eleven (II) In block numbered two C!) In Shlvely's Astorl-i (now In the corporate limits of the city of Astoria.) And also uli of lot two (2) In block numbered two (2) In Port of l'pr As toria (now in the corporate limits of said city of Astoria.) Reference being had herein to the re corded nnd established maps and plat f suld Shlvely Astoria and Port of I pper Astoria. 1 ugether with ull and singular the ten ements, hereditaments and appurte nances belonging, or In any wise an pertaining to suld lots, tructs or par eels of real property; iielng all nnd singular the property or said defendant corporation. The Astoria Street Hallway Company, real, personal or mixed; and all rights, priv ileges, Immunities and fraiichl.'cs owned by said company. And notice Is hereby further given that I will offer for sale and sell all said property above described, real, personal and mixed, and said premise, lights, privileges and franchises and Immunities of every kind and descrip tion covered by said mortgage of May 2, 1S92, whether owned by said defend ant at the date of said mortgage or since acquired, n ,,,. parcel, to satisfy said Judgment, liens, costs and accru ing costs. . Uonds secured by said mortgage and overdue coupon belonging thereto will oe received on account of any amount bid at said sale as provided In said de cree and order of sale. ('. A. COOLIDOE. Receiver of Astoria Rtreet Hallway Company. ' , NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Or,, Muy II, iiWO. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing-named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make 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 2, 1900, viz; P.ARTHOLOMEW J. BURKE. H. B. No. 12:126. for the 8 half of the BE quarter, NIC quarter of BE quar ter and 8E quarter of NE quarter of section , f 6 N, II 10 W. Jie names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon ant cultivation or saiu land, viz; John P. Ebermah. of Seaside, Ore gon; James Irwin, of Seaside Oregon; Oeorge Irwin, of Seaside, Oregon; Phil ip M. Condlt, of Beaalde, Oregon. CHAS. B. MOOREE, Register. Dr. T. N. Ball DENTIST. 71 Commerdtf Street, aftrnnri from Over BchltUMl'i Clothing stort. I.Kt)al. NOTICE IMPROVEMENT OF FRANKLIN AVENU1S. Nolle I hereby given, that the com mon conn 'II of the city ot Astoria haa determined and Intends to Improve or repair that portion of Franklin avenue In lh city of Astoria, Clataop county, Male of Oreg n, as laid out and record ed by J. M. Shlveley from the west line of 31st street to a point fifty feet weal tber nf throughout the width Of said portion of said street, by straighten ing up th existing post or underpin ning und putlng In ten new post un der said portion of said roadway or Ircalllng and taking up the existing nips and su ing r and replacing them In their proper position and pulling In a new cap adjoining th crossing of said street with Slat street and by con structing new side wnlk ten fed wide on each side ot suld portion of said sired and replunklng said portion of sold sheet from curb to curb with new sound tlr plunking 13 luuliva In width by 4 Incite in thickness. All material to Im use I In .mid Improvement to bo of good :ioiiud fir IuiiiIht either red or yellow- and suld work I to be done strict ly In accordance with th plan and speclilcutlou to bo prepared therefor bv lb city surveyor. That the cost and expense of said repair or Improvement sbull b do ll ayed by assessment of th Iota, lands and pr.'inlH ipeclally benefited by the same which are hereby Included In a special itseiuiuftit district to be a tcsseti to defray th coU and expense of said Improvement ana Is a follow: HcKinnliig at tbn northeast corner ot lot 12 hi oliH-k PS and running thence southwesterly through the middle of block PS to the north cut comer of lot i In block 1 IS, thence southerly to tile southwest corner of lot f In block .', theme northeasterly to th southeast corii"!- ot lot 1 u block 3, thence In a straight line to the place of beginning, und containing lot from 7 to 13, both Inclusive In block PH. and lot from 1 to 6, both Inclusive In block 1, alt In the city of Astoria, Clatsop county, Or rKon, a laid out and recorded by J. M. Shlveley. That the city surveyor ha been di rected to prepare and deposit with the auditor and police Judge of suld city r.Mliuulc ot th coat and expense ut said r.'pulr nnd speclllcalloti for aald proposed work. That till notice la published for eight day In thi Morning Aatorlan In pur suhiic to a resolution duly adopted by said council on th Slat day of May, I'sni. i In. ditto of the first publication of this iiotl.e being on Muy il, 1990, It. K. NELSON, Auditor and Police Judge of Hie City of Astoria. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Notice It hereby given that on Mon day, April i, 190. at 1 o'clock A. M., at (lie coin t house door, In the city of Astoru, in Clatsop county, Oregon, pursuuut to an order of the county cotnt of the state of Oregon, for (Mat sop county, made and rnter-'d on Frb n ary 14. I'.kP, I will, a administrator of th? I'itale of llendrlk I'atree, de ceased, sell at ptibllj auction to the highest bidder tor rush, the following iles rilHd property Monglng to ald estate, to-wlt: Lot two and th south west iiiarter of the northeast quarter ot section thirteen, Intownshlp seven north, range ten west of Willamette merblan. In said Claliop county, and, also, a contract for sal of the timber upon suld laud, made by the said de ceased and on Nick Petrorf with one R. It. Cole, of date of June i, 189s. Pa ted March 1, 1900. FRANK J. TAYLOR, Administrator. CONTEST NOTICE. Department ot the Interior, Land Of fice. Oregon City, Oregon, May 7, 1900. A luttlcleDt contest affidavit having been Hied In thl olllr by W. O. Howell, contestant, against Homestead Entry, No. M67, made November 14, 191, for N'i of NW'Vi. Section 17, Township ( N, It.inge It, by Cory O. Adam, contested, In which It la alleged that contestant "know the present condition of th same; also that said Cory O. Adam ha wholly abandoned said tract of land and changed hi residence there from, fur more than four year lnc making said entry and next prior to date of thl affidavit, and that he ha failed to cultivate and Improve said tract of land a provided by law and that suld alleged absence from the said land was not due to hi employment III the armyrnavy, or marine corp of the United Slate a a private soldier, oftl cr, seaman or marine, during the war with Spain, or during any other war In which the United State may be en gaged," said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on June 22, 1900, before the register and receiver at the United State land office In Oregon City, Oregon. The said contestant having. In a prop er affidavit, filed February 1, 1900, et forth fact which show that after dun diligence personal service ot this notice cannot be made, It I hereby orderej and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication. Signed, WM, GALLOWAY, Receiver, TRUSTEE SALE. Notice I hereby given that the un flerslgned, a trustee of the Columbia Electrical and Repair Company, bank rupt, ha for sale the following de scribed property of ald bankrupt, to wlt: First, that certain machine shop, blacksmith shop, and tools thereof, sit uated upon the premise formerly oc cupied by ald bankrupt at Ml and 63S on llond street in Astoria, Oregon, In cluding all of the property of said bankrupt now situated on about the premises of the Scow Hay Iron and Brass Work In said city; Second, all bicycles, bicycle tools, supplies and bl cycle workshop; Third, all electrical good Including gas Mixtures; Fourth, all ndice furniture and fixtures; Fifth, nn building on lot 12, In blin k Gov, In McClure's Astoria. All of lists 2, 3, and 4 are now In the said premise for merly occupied by said bankrupt. A full and complete Inventory of all the above property will be exhibited by the undersigned to intending buyers upon request, ami the said property will also be exhibited to them. Sealed bid will be received by the undersigned for all or any part of the above described property but It Is pre ferred that bids be made for the lot a designated above. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 10 pr cent of the amount of the bid, with the understanding that said 10 per cent shall be forfeited by success ful bidder if he fall to make good hi bid. All bid must be delivered to the un dersigned at hi office In Astoria, Or egon, on or before June 9, 1900, at the hour of 2 p. m. o'clock, at which time bids will be opened In presence of bid bors. The right to reject all bid which are not satisfactory la hereby reserved, and aale 1 to be made subject to con firmation of the bankruptcy court. Dated May 31, 1900. C. R. THOMSON, Trustee, I.EUALINOTK M SUMMONB. In the Circuit Court of the Slate ot Oregon for the County of Clataop. F, A. Fisher and A. C. Fisher, part ner. comprising the firm of Fisher Urotliers, plaintiffs, v. Herbert V. U LogMii, Florence Uigun, Alice Iogau, a Individual, J. T. Ho, J. 11. Pig. glim, II, V.. Thnmpaou, and 10. ., Far gusoit, a partner, comprising the firm of Ito, Plggllis A Co., A. F. A Hull, A. la'wls, and J. C. Lewi, partner, un der the firm name of Alien A iwla, Flcckenslrln, Mayer Co., a corporation, and Alex, llllbert, defendant. To Herbert F, U logan, Florence Irfgan and Allen Logan, of the above named defendants: In th nam of the elate of Oregon, you and rucli of you are hereby re qtiimd to appear and answer the com plaint filed nguliiMt you In the above entitled suit, on or before the last day ot the time prescribed In the oruer ot publication of thl summon, to-wlt, seven week from the first publication of till summon,. and If you fall o to answer, plnlntlfT will take Judgment and decree agnlust you, Herbert F. L. l.oMin, tor lb sum or l:iM.ti9. and th further sum of fifty doiiur attorney' fee, with Interest on IJH.M at th rate ot ten per cent per annum from March '.".i, IM), and disbursement of suit. Against each and all of you for the foreclosure of (he mortgage set out In I bo complaint, executed b said tier bert F, L, laiguii on thq Pth of June, put. to si'dire th payment nf , note executed and delivered In plaintiff un the lotd day of April. P9I, tho balance due thereon being thu amount above vet out. For the snlo ot land In Clat sop county, Oregon, described In said mm tguge a blocks 10 and It, of Chel. sea, it laid out nnd recorded by M. M. Pee. Also lot 18. U, 71, S3, and IS, III blmk 9, Irfigun' sub-dulsliin of block 9, In Clatsop drove, Tbe application of the proceed after paying expense of sale, to the ymoiu of said Judg ment, For uch other relief a shall tu proM'r and asked for In sold coin plaint. The Hon. Tliomn A. Mcllrlde, Judge of th above-entitled court, ha thl 9th day of April, 1900, ordered and dim :cd that the summon In the ubv. entitled autl be served Upon you by publication in the Weekly Astorlan, ot Astoria, Oregon, once a week for seven consecutive week, and the same will be ao published, tho first publication being on the Plh day of April, I WO. J. q. A. linWLIir, Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE FOR PUULICATION. Land OlhVe t Oregon City, Oregon, April !. 19O0, Notice I hereby given that the fol low Illg-IIUIIIed settler ha filed nolle of her Intention to maHe Dual proof in support of her claim, and that said pruof will be made before the rrglsiar and receiver at Oregon City, Oregon un June It. 1900. vlx: Margaret C. Corcoran, formerly Margaret C. Walker, H. E. l.::9.for the K , of N. W. i, N. K. i of M. W. Section 33 and S. K. V of S, V. Section .9. Tp. t N.. It. 7. W. She name the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vlx: Pavld Twreddle, of Vln Maple, Ore gon; Edward Winterbush. of Vine Maple, Oregon, Joseph Lynch, of Mlh awake, Oregon; Edward (iedde, of Jewel, Oregon, CHAH. II. MMRKS, Register, SUMMONS, In tho circuit court of the elate of Oregon for ('latop county, Rebecca Hull, plaintiff, v. William P. Hall, defendant. To William P. Halt defendant In the name of Hi etate of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit on or liefore the Pth Cay of June, Io0, that being the time prescribed In the order of pub lication of this summons for filing said answer, and If you fall to ao appear and answer said complaint, the plain tiff win apply to the court for the re lief ilnmamled In aald complaint, to wit, for (he dissolution of the bond of matrimony existing between you and the plaintiff and for such further relief a may he Just and equitable. Thl stfmmon I published by order of the Hon. J. H. P. Oray, county Judge of Clatsop county, Oregon, mad and en tered the 211th day of April. 100; aald order being mail by said county Judge In the absence of the circuit Judge, and the date of the first publication la May 4, Po, and the said publication I to run six consecutive week from the said dato. GEORGE II. DURHAM, Attorney for Plaintiff. Dated Astoria. Oregon, April i. 1900. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ijtnd Oltlc at Oregon City, Oregon, April 21. 1900. Notice I hereby given that tho following-named settler baa filed notice ot hi Intention to make final proof In upport ot hi claim, and that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Clatsop county, at Astoria, Oregon, on June t, 1900, vl: JOHN 1 OUBTAVSON, brother and heir at law of Iaak Que tavson, deceased. It. E. No. 101M). for the south half of the NW quarter and north half of the HW quarter of ectlon 10, T 4 N, It 7 W. He name the following wltneeaet to prove hi continuous residence upon and cultivation ot said land vlx: Jacob Erlckxon, of Elsie, Oregon; Ellerd O, Erlckson, of Elsie, Oregon; Nils Lahtl, of Astoria, Oregon: Jacob Hendrlckaon, of Astoria, Oregon. CHAS. U. MOORES, Register, TIMI1ER LAND NOTICE. United State Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, April 18, 1900. Notice I hereby given that In com pliance with the provision of tho act pf congress of June 1, 1878, entitled An act for the sule of timber lands In the state of California, Oregon, Nevada. and Wnillilnirlnn lawllnru as extended to all the public land jiaies Dy act or Augu-t 4. 1S92, Sarah Ij. Itnttim rt T a ta-a 1 1 .mint . nut v wv- n mii, vwuilk VIA, V, le-tL sop, state of Oregon, ha thl day filed la. .1. I ,t - . in un oince ner sworn statement No. il79. foe thA ntireliauA nr ih Kiuty section No. 18, In township No. I N, range No. ( W., and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more val uable for Its timber or stone then for agricultural purposes, and to estab lish her claim to said land before th re ir Inter nnri nxuln,, nf hl mn- - Oreiron f'llv nnn n am,i-.-., .- 7th day of July, 1900. She name's a tt i l 1 1 rnn"l Jnhtl f'flPPnrAri r Vln MnriU Ams-an James W. Walker, of 'ewell, Oregon, Isaac N. Foster, of J well, Oregon, Bernard A. Johnson of Jewell Oregon. Any and All nernn Onlmln.- ail. versely the above-decrlbed land are .wiuuiiica to nie tneir claims in (hi 04flce on or he for a anlil 1th Am r,t Tul 1W0. CHAS. B.'MOORE8. ' Register.