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THE MORNING ASTORlAKi T11MISDAY, JUNH U, 1100
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ORIGIN OF THE "BOXERS."
The Roxers are still a mystery to
the Chinese minister, who says they
were never heard of in China up to the
time of his departure from this coun
try three years ago. But a Chinese-
American named Sun Tow Pang ven
tures an explanation of their origin In
the New York Herald.
According to this authority the pres
ent troubles may be related back to the
disputes between the progressive party
which had the emperor for Us fig
urvhead and the conservative party of
. the empress dowager. It will be re
membered that the emperor blossomed
out as a reformer and Issued several
edicts which made the representatives
of eld China shudder with aversion
and dismay. Competent critics said at
the time that his methods were so
crude and arbitrary as to be utterly
impractical, though they were Inspired
by correct motives. Events Justified
their predictions. Superstitions, long
established customs and abuses could
not be overcome at a word, and the
reform movement played right Into
the hands of the empress. Like most
of her countryman, she hated the for
eigners. The reformers were the for
eigner's friends. Hence China for the
Chinese was the import "of a counter
revolution, and such of the reform
leaders as did not have their heads cut
oft were glad to escape to distant
lands. - -
Now Sun Yow Pang says that after
the empress was restored to power the
Yee Ho Chuan (righteousness, harmony
and fists, hence "Boxers") organized
their secret society to assist In ths
work of discouraging those reformers
who were not discouraged enough al
ready, and to help check the foreign
devils, among Whom, in spite of the
contradiction In terms, were the mis
sionaries. As time passed checking
became murdering, and the wicked
old woman either abetted or winked at
the crime. That Is why the Imperial
troops have made no headway against
tbe so-called rebellion and why the
powers have united In self -protection.
Apparently China's greatest need is
the deportation of the baleful Gno La
Sh?. We regret If we fall In the cour
tesy due the sex, but that sinister and
ancient dame ought to be sent to sea
in a sieve-
JUST HONORS TO GENERAL MILES
It is not creditable to congress that
It refused to pass the general army
bill in some form, as certain features
of it are of great and Immediate mo
ment; but It will be remembered to
the credit of congress that it provided
for the promotion to the rank of lieu
tenant general of Major General Nel
son A. Miles, who has been comman-
Distress
after eating
is caused from the stomach not
beginning it work immediately.
Until it get'to work you feel die-
trussed tl)e food lays in your stom
ach like a weight.
To start ditfeation to make the
stomach do it work you mut awust
it if your stomach is weak or slow
to work.
Baldwin's
Dyspepsia
Tablets
No. 21
taken a ftr meala supplies the stom
ach with Decennary aoida and Juices
which Oldest the food quickly in a
proper manner. To got the beet
result am Baldwins Health Tablets
No. 84 with the Dyspepsia Tablets.
Tbe Dyspepai Tablets cost 00 and
can be bad at
FRANK HART.
Successor to Th. Olsen, 100-2 Com. St
der-ln-chlef of the army for nearly five
years, and Is the only general com
mander In the field who committed no
military mistakes In our recent war
with Spain.
The now law relating to the army
provid's that the major general com
minding the army shall hereafter have
the rank of lieutenant general, and that
th adjutant general of the army shall
have the rank of major general. This
act promoted Adjutant General Corbln
who did not specially merit the dis
tinction conferred.
The rank of lieutenant general was
fir&rtrvted Jby congress after the re
tirement of Washington from the pres
idency and conferred upon him, who
died as lieutenant general of the army.
Our second war with England produc
ed one lieutenant general. General
Winfleld Scott won the battles of Chip
pewa and Lundy's Lane and afterwards
captured the city of Mexico. He was
promoted to the rank of lieutenant
general, and died on the retired list
with that rank.
Our civil war produced no higher mil
itary rank than that of major general
until the spring of 1S64, when the rank
of lieutenant general was created for
Grant. Soon after the Var the rank of
general was created, and Grant was
promoted to the highest military rank
known In the country, with General
Sherman as lieutenant general. When
Grant became president Sherman was
promoted to the rank of general and
Sheridan succeeded Sherman as 'leu
tenant general, muca to the disap
pointment of Generals Meade and
Thomas and their friends.
When Sheridan was on his death bed
the rank of general was revived by
congress, and Sheridan was promptly
nominated and confirmed. His last
official Act was the appointment of his
staff as general. A ihort time before
the death of General Grant he was
restored to the position of general, re
tired by act of congress and appoint
ment by the president
With the death of Sheridan the rank
of general and Ueutmant general of
onh army expired, and Generals Han
cock and Schofleld succeeded In turn
to the rank of commander-in-chief as
major generals. The rank of lieuten
ant general was revived by act of con
gress soon after Schofleld became commander-in-chief.
He retired In 1S95 as
lieutenant general, and until this week
he was the only man of that rank
In the army. Now, General Miles has
been made lieutenant general, and
hereafter the major general command
ing the army of the United States
will always rank as lieutenant gen
eral. jPongress legislated properly for the
promotion cf officers of the army, but
did not even attempt to make pro
vision for the proper promotion of the
gallant naval heroes who destroyi-d
the Spanish fleet at Santiago, and
achieved the greatest victory In the
world's history of naval battles. It Is
a blistering stain upon our government
that such heroism is entirely without
recognition, and solely because of the
arbitrary favoritism of the petty na
val bureaucrats at Washington. Any
other nation of the world with such
a record of naval achievement, would
have given honors with lavlBh hand
to those who were In the fight and
blotted Spain out of the list of the
naval powers of the earth.
There have been so many unpleasant
rumors about Spanish finances of late
that it is particularly gratifying to
learn that the latest government loan
has been subscribed twenty-four times
over, and that the general outlook of
the treasury Is now decidedly hopeful.
Spain still has within herself too many
resources of wealth and greatness to
perml; her Ignomlnlously to fall Into
ruin. Uncle Sam has always been a
"forgiving brother," and now that the
"latest unp!?asantness" has been dis
posed of, no further animosity can be
honestly felt.
OREGON AND THE POLITICAL
OUTLOOK.
Ntw York Tribune.
With, the adjournment of congress
and the Oregon election the country
passes at once from preparation to cam
palgning. Barely, lnd?d, has it hap
pened that the future has appeared so
clear as it does now, prior to the hold
ing of the national conventions. Where
there is anything like a well defined
public opinion swaying either party
its convention seldom gives the coun
try a sensation or surprise. There was
a closer approach to a variation in the
New York democratic convention than
the machine often permits, and yet a
delegation instructed to vote for the
nomination of Mr. Bryan, after be has
been making his own platform for
years in the most public way, could
1
fHouscwork is had witjnlWGoMPustj
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WASHING FEATHER
PILLOWS
Fettier rilloT sate waihiaa eece s year.
CbooM brltht, tuner sari fill Urn tub
kill
(nil el vater ialeloraet belllti ben dlteeirt
aetk
Cold Dust Willing Fovder
la h to rood ! But aae r tw elllowt
la, eooconitni to Ua, pate them tip aae aa
aa rk there beerera lb btnds wottl tkae. II
ea eue I t teovie, eat two or oierei rlnae
la clear trm tttr, wriaf at dry at pottlble,
ted ham tnta out: vna drv. setae tlL ana
ibty will be at lit tit aad toft tt ate pillow.
T M tat rra war fr Vvmt
"uoUH rlus rvl BoOalwotx''
I Siatbjwj a rtMi to
m a. a. rautaasM company,
St, iMte, Km Tart,
Corrects all blemishes of
the face, removes blot
S rhes, pin-plea, tan. sun-
ouin, irecMes una maun
, ,. a beautiful complexion.
JtnhpriinP t also the best tooth
IUUWUIIU wash, n(1 Meeiient for
deranged stomach.
scarcely say anything of Importance
about the platform If It tried. The
concurring action of democratic con
entlons In various states has produc
ed the Impression that the capture of
larks through falling of the sky Is
considerably more probable than the
naming of any other man Instead of
Bryan, and when the final decision
of the national convention Is reaehed
it is likely to be regarded the safe and
shrew d policy to avoid any appearance
of shirking or censuring the declare I
convictions of the Inevitable candidate.
There has been frank opposition by
republicans to some of President Mc
Kinley's acts, but there has not been
the slightest Idea that any other man
would be or could be nominated, and
the succession of harmonious conven
tions has merely confirmed the pre
vailing assurance. It Is exactly at this
Juncture that the election In distant
Oregon has much significance. It Indi
cates the temper of the people regard
ing a presidential choice which there la
not the sllgh'est reason to suppose the
convention will alter. Between Mc
Kinley and Bry an In a state which gave
the president only 2,000 majority four
years ago, and which has since been
sharply In dispute, the election now
Indicates a majority of 8,000 or 10,000
It is a state In which tbe silver folly
long had great Influence, a state smit
ten mere than most others by the
populist epidemic, 'a state fronting on
the Pacific and more liable than almost
any other to be unfavorably affected
If any Invasion of cheap Asiatic labor
should come through the Nation's
backdoor. What state in the Union
which can be called even fair fighting
ground is likely to object to the great
policies of the administratlcn If Ore
gon does not?
All things considered, the election In
Oregon appears to leave the democrats .
without reasonable hope of obtaining
electoral votes from the Pacific states,
Even In that section, which has the
strongest direct interest In pending
questions of foreign policy, the derno
crats appear to have chosen an Issue
on which they have not one chance of
gaining anything, but many chances of
losing votes.
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Leaves For'iand dally except Ban
dar at 7 a. m
White Collar Line tickets and O. R.
& N. tickets interchangeable on Bailey
Gatzert and Hassalo.
A. J. TAYLOR, Astoria, Agt
U. B. SCOTT, Telephone 11L
President
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Strangers visiting in toe city will Cud
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to spend tbe evening. The Amme (Sisters
Ladies' Orchestra is still on the bills and
presents nightly a musical program of
exceptional merit, Handsome pool and
billiard rooms are a feature in connection
with the house. I'nlatable lunches will
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THE PROOF
of the ptMldlag U ta the eatiae
end the proof of I'quocs
IS IN SAMPLING
That's aa argument that's ceo
elualve-a demonstretloa.
Ours will etud the teat
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LEGAL NOTICKS
FINAL ACCOUNT,
Notice Is hr-iy given, that the un
designed, administrator of the estate
of J. W. Mlnakcr. deceased, has filed
In the county court of the state of
Oregon for ClaUop county, his final
account as s'ich administrator, and ihe
same has Ix-en set for hearing Mon
day, the lClh day of July, 1!00, at 10
un-n-n u, m hi ine county court rooms
at the court house, In the City of As
toria, In (.'Intsop county, Oregon.
All persons Intc-rcHted In an Id oatnf
are her.-by notified to then and there
appenr ami show cause, If any, why
tlio said final account should not be
allowed and Ihe personal property be
lonKlng to Raid estate distributed, tho
administrator discharged and his
bondsmen exonerate J.
B. B. GORDON.
Administrator of the Estate of J. W.
ai maner, ueoeaed-
Dated this 8th day of June, 1000.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is llPritiv irllron that II. o nn.
derslgned has been by the county
court of Clatsop county. Oregon, duly
appointed executor of the last will and
testament of I'.vt-llnu nr..na
and that said will hus been duly prov
en nnd admitted to probate by said
court.
All Dersnn hnvlna- clnlma onlnul
the estate of said deceased must pre
sent the same, duly verified, to the
undersigned, at the office of Harrison
Allen, attornev hi 1w mnm 7 Pn.,
building. In Astoria, Oregon, within
i monms irom this date.
ALBERT F. SIFERTE.
Executor of the Last Will and Testa
ment of Eveline Blferte, Deceased.
Dated this 11th Cay of June, 13f),
1
LKOAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATOR'S 8ALK.
Notloe Is lu'ieliy given that rursunnt
to nn order muile and mimed In the
county court of the state of Oregon
for t'lntsiip county on tho SOlh day of
April, l'.HW, tho undersigned adiiilnls
tmlur of lite t-stat" of I'. W, Culi-man,
ilecrnNeil, wltl on Monday, ths Vth tiny
of July, I it'll , at the hour of two o'clock
p. in., In front of the court huuan door
at tho city of Astoria, In Clatsop coun
ty, state of Oregon, offer for snle nnd
sell at auction to the highest bidder
tot- cimli, ell of the following described
ivl relate situated In sit Id county, to
wn: The north half of ths southwest quar
ter, and the west half of Ihe southonat
lunrter of Hei-tlon number otto tl). In
Township six it), north of Rung" nine
till, i-t or, th.. Wllliitnettn nui Idliui,
Duted ht AaiorlA, On-gou, this llrst
duv of May, Woo.
C. W. Fl'LTON.
Administrator.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the lntrlor, Land Of
nee. Oregon City, Oregon, May 7,
law,
A sufllclent ronteat affidavit having
been filed In this oftlt-e by YY. tl. Unwell,
contestant. Buulnst Homestead lOntrv.
No. .ti?, nittde November 14, ll, fur
i or h, Htviinn w. Township s N,
It.niMr 1. by Cory tJ. Adams, conlestee.
In vhlch It Is allegud that contestant
"knows the present condition of the
same: ttlso that suhl Corv 1). Ailnma
hits wholly abandoned said tract of
land end changed his residence there,
from, for more than four years since
making said entry end next prior to
date of this altuiiivlt, end that ho has
railed to cultivate and Improve said
tract of land as provided by law and
that said alleged absence from the said
land was not due to his einnluviiipiit In
I hit army, navy, or marine corps of the
I'nlted Hiatee as a private soldier, offi
cer, seaman or marine, during the war
wmi Minim, or during any other war In
which tho United Wtates may be en
guged," said parties are hereby imtlfled
lo appear, respond and offer evidence
unletting said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. in. on
June :i 1900.
before the register and lecrlvvr at the
tinted Mtatea land office In Oregon
v-e, iMi-ai-ll
The suld Contestant bavins- In a nrnn
er sltldavlt. filed February 1, PJOO. .-t
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service of this notice
cannot he made. It Is hereby orderei
and directed that such notice be given
ox uu ami proper publication.
Signed, WM. UALLOWAY.
Receiver.
SUMMONS.
In ihe circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Clatsop county.
Rebecca Hall, plaintiff, vs. William
1-. nun. ueren lant.
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 the above entitled suit on or before
Ihe ISth Oay of June, 100, that being
the time prescribed In the order of pub
lication of this summons for filing said
answer, and If you fall to so appear
and answer said complaint tho plain
lift will apply to the court for the re
lief demanded In said complaint to
wn, for the dissolution of the bonds
of matrimony existing between you and
the plaintiff and for such further relief
as may be just and equitable. This
summons Is published by order of the
Hon. J. 11. I j. Gray, county Judge of
Clatsop county, Oregon, made and en
tered the :sth day of April, IKK); 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. 10, anJ the said publication is to
run six consecutive weeks from the
sari aaie.
OEOROE3 II. DURHAM.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated Astoria, Oregjn, April !S, 1100,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE,
Notice Is hereby given that on Mon
day. April 2. Iu0. at II o'clock A. U.
at the court house door, in the city of
Astoria, in uiaisop county, Oregon,
pursuant to an order of the county
court of the state of Oregon, for Clat
sop county, made and entered on Feb.
ruary 19, 1900, I will, as administrator
of the estate of Hendiik Patree, de
ceased, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described property belonging to said
estate, to-wlt: Lot two and the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter
or section tnuteen, inlownahlp seven
north, range ten west of Willamette
merldan, In said Clatsop county, and,
also, a contract for sale of the timber
upon said land, made by the said de
ceased and one Nick I'etrorf with one
R. It Cole, of (late of Juno 4, 1898.
Dated March 1, 1900.
FRANK J. TATIXJR.
Administrator.
TIMDEIt LAND NOTICE.
United States Land Office, Oregon City,
Oregon, April 18, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of ths act
of congress of June I. 187S, entitled
'An act for the sale of timber lands
In the states of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington territory,"
as extended to all the public land
states by act of August 4. 1892, Sarah
L. Rottom, of Jewell, county of Clat
sop, state of Oregon, has this day filed
In this office her sworn statement No.
6179, for the purchase of the NYV'K of
section No. 18, In township No. N,
range No. ( W., and will offer proof to
show that the land sought Is more val
uable for Its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to estab
lish her claim to said land before the
register and roct-lver of this office at
Oregon City, Oregon, on Saturday, ths
7th day of July, 1900. She names as
witnesses:
John Corcoran, of Vine Maple, Oregon
James W. Walker, of 'ewell, Oregon,
Isaac N. Foster, of Jewell, Oregon,
Bernard A. Johnson of Jewell Oregon,
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before said 7th day of July,
1900. CHA8. 13. MOORE3,
Register.
NOTICE TO BTREET CONTRAC
TORS. Notice Is hereby given, that up to tho
hour of 2 o'clock p. m., on Thursday,
the 14th day of June, 1900, at the of
fice of the auditor anil police Judge of
the City of Astoria, In tho city hall
thereof, the committee on streets and
public ways of tho Common Council,
of the City of Astoria, will receive bids
for the Improvement of Thirty-eighth
street, from a point 15 feet south of
the north line of Duane street to the
south line of Harrison avenuo, as pro
vided by ordinance No. 2G20 of the City
of Astoria, approved the 7th day of
June, 1W0,
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
C. C. UTZINGER,
' J. W. COOK,
S. AORWN,
Committee on Streets and Public Ways.
l.KtlAI. NOTICE),
RECEIVER'S BALIS.
In the Circuit Court, State of Oregon,
County or runup.
The Heciiilty Havings eV Trust Com.
pany-plalntlff, vs. Tim Astoria Htieut
Itiillway Company defendants,
Notice Is hereby given that In Pur
suance of A Judgment, decree and or
der of sale duly made and entered In
the above entitled stilt In the above
entitled court on Monday the SNlh day
of May, ivoo, which tutUmcnt was In
favor of piniiuiiT ana against defend
ant fur the sum of tlility thousand,
two bundled ttbd fifty dollars and Ihe
costs And disbursements of said suit
and In and by which Judgment and de
cree the iiioritiage executed to plaintiff
bv defendant on me 311a aay of May,
h described In the uoiiiplalut In the
above entitled suit was foreclosed and
aid sunt of thirty thousand, two hun
dred und fifty dollars secured by sold
mortKHHe, together with the costs of
said still was declared to be a lli-n upon
all tha property inentlongd In sold
mortgage aud In the oomplalnl In this
still and herein set out -and which
judgment, order and Uecme directed
niu as receiver of all said property
heretofore appointed In I ha above en
titled stilt to sell all said property to
satisfy said Judgment, costs and accru
ing coats, 1 will on
MONDAY. THI3 2ND DAY OF JULT.
I'H), at the hour of 1 o'clock p. in. of
aid day, at tha court house dor In
I'lutson county, state of Uergun, sell
for tush In I'. H. g'dd coin, to the hlgh
esi bidder all rlshl, litis and Interest
Willi li the defendant, the Aslorla Hi real
Railway had on Ihe Sod day of May,
ISC, or has since acquired on the prop,
et-ty mentioned In said mortgage or
any part thereof, which property Is
more particularly described as follows,
to-wlt: All Ihe real pnM-riy of said
Astoria Htr'i-l Railway Company, Its
rlsliis of way, easements end appurie.
iiaiu-es, all Its railroad and street rail
way In Ilia city of Astoria and In said
county of Clatsop, Ihe roadbed, tracks.
IhiIi-b. lines, lines of wire, overhead
i-oiistrui Hon, engines, machinery, dy
namos, generators, electrlu motors and
other electrical apparatus, and all tools
and Itttpli'iiii'iils; all rolling slink, cars
equipments, all leaseholds, ell build
lius, car housea, power houses and oth
er structures; all llcvnsae, rights, priv
ileges aud franchises appertaining to
said above mentioned properly, or
owned or belnoglng lo said railway
company, or In or lo which It has any
right, title or Inter t; all things In ac
tion, contracts, claims and demands,
and all and singular, all the property,
rvul, personal and mixed owned al the
data of said mortgage or thereafter
acquired by said railway company as
well lu law as In equity, and the In
couica. rvvriiues, rente. Issue and pro
fits of said property; and with th
right lo the purchaser of said property
to succeed to and 1 11 Joy all tbe rights,
privileges, Immunities, franchises, and
all licenses, corporate or otherwise of
said railway company, being Ihe entire
and complete railroad and street rail
way plant and property of said com
pany. The street railway of said railway
company, being substantially on the
following route and on Ihe following
named streets of said city of Astoria,
to-wlt:
lieglmilng at Ihe Intersection of
Court street with Washington street
running llience easterly on said Court
street lo Wrat Fifth street; thence
southerly on said West Fifth street
lo Cedar street; thenca easterly on said
Cedar street to Halmon street; thence
southerly on said Salmon street lo
Hemlock street; thence easterly on
aid Hemlock street lo the north side
lino of Fifth street (being the soula
side line of block sixteen (16) In ths
Port of Upper Astoria); thence north
easterly crossing said block sixteen
(IK), Augur street and block seventeen
(IT) In said Port of Upper Aslorla to
Fourth street; Ihenc easterly on said
Fourth street to Honnevllle avenue;
thence northerly on said Honnevllle
avenue to Third street; and thence
easterly on said Third Hlreot to Dick
inson avenue, with the side tracks,
swltchrs and branches belonging or
appertaining thereto.
The real property now owned by said
railway company, and hereby adver
tised for sale consists of those ocrtaln
lots, tracts or parrels of real property
lying between and situate In Clatsop
county, slate of Oregon, particularly
described as follows, towlt:
All of lots two C), three (3), four (4),
nine (9), ten (10) and eleven (11) In
block numbered (wo (3) In Shlvely's
Astoria (now In the corporate limits of
the city of Astoria)
And also all of lot two (2) In block
numbered two (2) In Port of Upper As
toria (now In the corporate limits of
said city of Aslorla.)
Reference being hai herein to the re
corded and established maps and plats
of suld Hhlvely s Astoria and Port of
Upper Astoria.
Together with all and singular the ten
ements, hereditaments and appurte
nances belonging, or In any wise ap
pertaining to said lots, tracts or par
cels of real property;
llelng all and singular the property
of said defendant corporation, Ths
Astoria Street Railway Company, real,
personal or mixed; and all rights, priv
ileges, Immunities and franchises
owned by said company.
And mrtlce Is hereby further given
that I will offer for sale and soil all
said property above described, real,
personal und mixed, and said premises,
rights, 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, In one parcel, to satisfy
said Judgment, liens, costs and accru
ing costs.
Bonds secured by said mortgage and
overdue coupons belonging thereto will
be received on account of any amount
bid at said sale as provided In said de
cree and order of sain.
C. A. COOLIDOE.
Receiver of Astoria Street Railway
Company,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or., May
j 1, iwu,
Notice la hereby vlven that Ilia f. .1-
lowlnir-nnmed aetlli-r hna fllml nntl-a
of his Intention to make final proof in
support or ms claim, and that said
proof will bo mado before the county
rlerk of Clatsop County, at Astoria,
Oregon, on July 2, liliX), vis:
HARTIIOLOMEW J. ISURKE.
H. IS. No. Win. for the 8 half of the
HE quarter, NH quarter of SB quar
ter and BIO qunrter of NE quarter of
section 9, T 5 N, R 10 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove Ids continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, vlx:
John P. Kliermnn nt flonslila Hr.
gnn; James Irwin, of Seaside Oregon;
weorge Jrwin, of Hensldo, Oregon; Phil
ip M. Condlt, of Soiisldfl, Oregon.
CI1A8. U. MOOREE,
Register.
Dr. T. N. Dull
DENTIST.
571 Commercial Street,
Over Bchlussel's Clothing Store,