The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 16, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE;' MORNING ASTOKIAN, : MTUKOAY, JllNH l, IUK) JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. ' " Telephone Main Ml. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Rent by mall, per year...-. ...$G.0 Bent by mall, per month BO Served by carrier, per month M SEMI-WEEKLY. Jstt ywiV, year' ,n advance iJ.00 imwVeiN subscriber. Al communications intended for pt "tlcallun should be directs to the editor. Business communications of all kinds and remittances must be addressi-d to "The Astorlan." , The Astortan guarantees to Its ad vertisers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rates can be had on ap plication to the business manager. A WOMAN WHO DEFIES CIVILIZA TION. The Chinese outbreaks against for-c-lint-rs are the more formidable be cause, as Is believed, they have the tacit sanction of the Empress Dowa ger. That extraordinary woman, who Is empress in fact as we'.l as in name, and In whose hands emperors and yamens have been the merest puppets, Is known to be intensely hostile t) for eigners and to the Introduction of fjr clgn institutions Into the empire. She is the Incarnation of that old spirit of excluslveness which regarded all the human rac? outside ihe Celestial em pire as "foreign devils." On more than one occasion before the present the has been known to oppose, etrnetlmcs ef fectively, the increasa of foreign In terests n China, and not only that but all progress In civilisation and all re form In governmental methods as well. Her god is the God of Things as They Are, and in his worship she is most devout. Thus It seem not unreasona ble to suppose that she has been In sympathy with the "Boxer" uprising, and has not only tolerated it, but has actually encouraicel and aided It She is, however, entlrel too astute to car ry such a game too far. At the mo ment when the "Boxers" pass beyond mere murdering ' of missionaries and come Into conflict with the military forces of foreign powers she sees that it Is time to manifest an interest in law and order and the rights of forelgners Accordingly her troops are ordered to make a showing of suppressing the rioters. She may have done this in time. There is little doubt that if she really orders the army to suppress the "Box ers" the "Boxers" will be suppressed. For they are a mere mob, undrilled and ill armed, with which even the Chi nese army, poor as it is. could make ! short work. But it Is possible that the orders have been given In so half hearted a way that the army will not exert itself, save in keeping out of the way of the rioters. Or it may be that the powers which have already landed troops for the protection of their lega tions will insist upon doing the work cf pacification themselves. They .nay even conclude that it is not In the interest of civilization that such a sov ereign shall remain upon the throne of the world's most populous empire: If she should be deposed and banished there would be little room for pitying her. Whether a substitute could be found who would rule the empire bet ter than she has done is another ques tion. Better rulers morally might read ily be secured. But in the peculiar knowledge and the potent resources re quired for the government of that em pire the empress is almost unique, and her place might be hard to fill. At any rate, her removal would throw upon some one a tremendous responsi bility, such as even the most rash might well wish to avoid. It is an agreeable reflection that In such responsibilities the United States Is not likely to be Involved. This coun try has wisely stood simply for the "open door" in China. It has tak?n no part in any of the scheme -stfJr flartl jlonlnffpthat empire. It has marked out no "sphere of influence." It hag, moreover, entered no "concert of the powers." It is co-operating with all, of course, on impartial terms for the protection of foreign property and Jives, end It may be trusted to act with vigor and effect to that end and for the maintenance of its Just rights. Be yond 'that there seems to be no oc casion for it to go. The gold democrats think of nominat ing Dewey, but he is not likely to ac cept the Invitatijn to be their candi date. Mrs. Dewy didn't go Into this thing for the mere pleasure of run ning. . Auother Illustration on the compara tive hopelessness of The Hague peace conference Is furnished In the fact that the English government has a plan under consideration whereby every 1ml In the public schools of that country Is to receive a military training with a view to future possibilities of being called on to serve as a soldier. i If the plan matures about four mil lion children will be subject to this new branch ot learning. It !s proposed to start In with their martial tuition at about the age of 11 and continue It for at least three years. During this time they will use dummy guns. When th?y leave' school they will form regularly armed cadet organisa tions, and so become In mlnature ex act counterparts of the present militia or volunteer regiment. AH of which Is quite a commentary on the way mod ern education Is Inclined to teach the young Idea how to shoot. When a New York Times reporter tried to interview Miyor Van Wyck the other night his honor ntuck his heal out of an upper w indow and said: "I Rln"t got nothin to say." A mayor who uses such language ought to be Impeached even If ;he ice trust ques tion were not Involved in the matter. Helen Cougar of In liana announces that she will take the stump against McKInley. James R. Keer.e had evi dently not heard of this when he bet Jii.000 on Bryan. Princa Maha Vijira Vudh of Siam has been operated on for appendicitis. Even if he recovers, however, his name will stick to him. Mr. James Brown Potter has secur ed a divorce and will now go bravely forth and endeavor to .nake a name for himself. Miles is a lieutenant-general now, but he hasn't had his picture taken in his new uniform yet THE COPPERHEAD GUN. Lieutenant Ryan, formerly of the First Nebraska regiment and now of the Forty-fifth United States volun teers, has written a letter from the Philippines, quoted in the Nebraska State Journal, which concludes with these point-blank' sentences: "Mean while we lose a comrade now and then. The report says Idlled In action' or 'died of gunshot wounds.' Who holds the gun to the Insurgent's shoulder?" The question, "Who holds the gun to the Insurgent's shoulder?" can per haps be best answered by quoting the preceding paragraphs of Lieutenant Ryan's letter, in which he says: "I know what Is said about the na tives having backing from the outside powers, but I am sorry to say the strongest barking they have comes from the United States. The Insurgents continue fighting because certain trai tors have by speeches and acts given the Filipinos to understand that If they hold out a little longer the next i resi dential election vlll bring a change of party and a withdrawal of the troops. I have been told this over and over by the peaceful natives whom the insurg?nt soldiers robbed of their homes, took their clothing e wayand made them work for them. Time and again I pick up Insurgent papers with translations of speeches made at home agalrm our government. I see some of them have been cheered by our fellow country men. Surely, such a cheer would he music to a soldier dying on the field in Luzon! Here we have a bullet for the enemy in front and a bayonet for the knives that creep up in the rear, but .how can we reach those who stab us in the back from home? When,, the fact is settled that the States will uphold the commander-in-chief of the army, then will the war be ended. But Just as long as the American papers repeat those ineumcto speeches against our commander and as long as they say he will not be elected, Just so long will some robbing leader hold a band of thieves around him in hopes the Amer ican soldiers will be recalled." Next November will "bust" the gun which our anti-imperialist friends have been holding to the shoulder of the mis-guided Insurgent. WHITE COLLAR LINt Columbia River and Pugret Sound Nay igation Company. Bailey Gatzert leaves Astoria dally except Sunday at 7 p. m. Leave- Por!and dally except Sun day at 7 a. m White Collar Line ticket and O. R, & N. tickets interchangeable on Bailey Gatzert and Hassalo. A. 3. TAYLOP-, Astoria, Agt U. B. BCOTT, Telephone lit ' President , AfeusevYDrk is haid woAwitliout GoldPust TO WASH BRUSHES AND COMBS To vtis talr aeutht ud ceabt, 4ltolr tablnpeeattil el Cold Dost Wuling Povdef Is bolllat Mttn b li It ierljr colli, dab tkt brittle at ni dowa vlthout tllotf tit tha backs ol tht bratlit to bcona tr, vhee U) braihM in clttt, dip thta It plala cold vtttf ltd dry the tltbtr sr th fire t la the pti tlr. Soap rare cbc Irarj bcb eombi or brssht yellow. bd OoM Dolt dots tot Injurs thtm, TW iV-rc It takta tlx r trm VwtM "MUU KVUi rut UOUMWUW" Tat . 0. SaiROMR OOtJMNV, It. Um SM tot, Corrects all blemishes of IH:J the face, removes blot lYlSQOIIlS r,'s, Ptn Pl". ln. un- uuin. irecKies ana msaes KobcrlinG a beautiful complexion. also the best tooth and excellent for deranged slomaih. BASEBALL Sunday, A. F. C. Park. OREGON CITY vs. ASTORIA Admission 25 cents NO CHARGE TO GRANDSTAND. GAME CALLED AT 2 O'CLOCK Fisher's Opera House L.' E. SELIO, Lessee and Manager. WEDNESDAY, JUME 20 RUSCO AND HOLLAND PRESENT Gideon Big Minstrel Carnival AND Nashville Students 2 Complete Faultless Inst!- J tations in a Mighty Union 45-MINSTRELSTARS-45 2-BIG BANDS-2 PICKANINNY DRUM CORPS Traveling in Its Own Train of Pullman Cars. 12 Comedians 10 Solo Singers 16 Dancers 8 Big Olio Acts The most stupendous street parade ever given by any minstrel show takes place daily at noon. ADMI33ION Reserved seats "5 cts; gallery, 50 cts. Seat sale "pens Tues day morning at Griffin and Reed's. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Lear. PORTLAND. Arrive. 1:00 a. m. Portland Union Depot,ll:U a.m. 6.55 p.m.Jfor Astoria and lnter- 9:40p.m (medlata points. ASTORIA. I 7.45 a.m For Portland in-Ill:! a.m. 6:10 p.m.termedJate points 1I:M p.m. BEA8IDE DIYI8ION. p m 'a. m.' a. m. 7:40 p.m. 4:00 i a tit 6:00!U:S5ILr 5:ill:55Ar 5:50112:13 LT ' :30 l:00Ar ...Aitorta.... Ar nr Lv 7:) :62 1:15 """""""AH ...Bcajilde.... hv SPECIAL SEASIDE SUNDAT TRAIN Leaves Astoria at 1:30 a. m.; arrives at Seaside 1:45 a. m. ' Passengers may return on any tralu shown on schedule on same date. ALL TRAINS to and from BeasUl rva ot Flavel and Hammond via Warrcn- ton. All trains make cloee connections at Ooble wttb all Northern Padflo tratna to and from the east or Sound points. At Portland with all train leaving Union depot. At Astoria with L R. N. Co.'s bolt and rail line to and from Ilwaco axd North Beach points. THROUO TICKETS on sal at Am. tori for ' ,,.mento. Baa Francisco, all Eamern WI European potrrts. City ticket omo storlA, 124 rwinmerf Hal street J. C. MATO. Oen'l Frt and Pass. Agent lip Hi isBVsas eTlB)Bg Tl8 5CHKIHLE3 From 1 ortWud. DEPART AaklTI I'blesg lVrtlatld pecial l.sa. ra .Salt tke, Penvcr. Kt. norm, iitiiai.a. fan . liy, M. L'hiu. Chleag'l ami Fail 1 p. lu. iSalt lake. Denver, n. At'aMle Fx press e'urtli, On. ah, kail im City. Hi. Uvula, 1 liicsjiu itnd Kant, 7 . in. W .11 Wa'la. I. wlit, u. Spokane, .Mliuirapo lis, Kt. I'.ul, Imiuili, Milwaukee, I'll 10. Rti anil Kt. Spokane Kljri't, 8 p. m. K U) a 111. I From Artorta OCEAN STEAMSHIP AH SalUtit Patei iub !f t to rlmiiK. For mi Franciico Sail May J. MS. 1H.23.SS Colrmbta Rlrar 7 a m BiMmtn Unit ExSuuduy'To Portland mt Moi day nay uuuimca, Ex SuuNay W,i!Tr R'ER KiSumtaV 1 r mm run aim I . oniwn ay-Land a. U.' II I . ... A f 7 a. m. Tuea.Thur! Hill ITVra. 'Un,i TL'-A uid tiat. lOregon City, Dayton, Mid Fit nay Lanaiuga, Hlpiirla Leave dly 1:U1D. 5aakt Rlvtr. Kiparlato wliton. I.tUwIhU) 9;w a ra dally Cam Itt'lr I uitti 1? nivrn Tu. Thm, Portlun,r 1 ni'. 4:0 p.m. Mod, Wed Saturday and way luiilioin. Friilay O. W. LOUNSBERRT. Tr Agent, Aitorla. n. n. uuttAiUUKl-, Gn. paaa, Agt. Portland, Or. Depot Fifth anil Leave I StreeU. Arrive wvenanu t-ipress Trains far Salem, Hoseburg. Ash land. Sacramento. 7:30 p.m Ogden, San Fran- 4.m nsco, .wojave, los .v B.iii, rvr uneans ana ri:09 p.m wiu .auii At Wood burn (daily except Sun day), mornlna; train connectrwlth train for Mt. An gel, Sllverton. Brownsville. Springfield, and Natron, and even ing train for ML Angel and Silver- 117:30 a.nil Corvallis passen- l:Mp.m I ger. 114:80 p.ml Sheridan passen- S:a.m I 8tr Dally. HDally eicept Sunday. Rebate tickets on sale between Port land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates 117 first class and $11 second class, including sleeper. Rate and ti. !. ... r. ------ : . """urm uuinia and Europe. Also Japan, China, Hono- lull, tunA A ..... II.. n . . -u.u ouvi numraiia, v,n o oouuned from J. B. Kirkland. Ticket Agent, U4 iiuru street. YAMHILL DIVISION. Passenger depot foot of Jefferson Bt Leave for Oswego dally at 7:20, '1:4 n.iv, i;oa, tva, bin, f:Z5, I: OS, 11:30 p. m.; and 0:00 a. m. on Sunday uiujr. Arrive ai romana aauy at 't.lt. 8:30, 10:60 a. m.; 1:36, 8:16, 4:30, 1: 20; i.w, ju.uv p. m.; iz:u a. m. dally ex cept Monday; 8:30 and 10:05 a. m. on sunoays only. Leave for Dalas dailv. extent fin day, at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland at 9 30 a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Airue Monaays, Wednesdays and Fri days at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tuesdays. iiiuiBuuyB uiiu Daiuruays. Kxcept Sunday. R. KOEHLER, Manager. C. H. MARKHAM, Gen. Frt and Pass. Agt i m u u v Cdndles HotfalnsT lfM aufrli tte mn?h vo me cnnim or tun nrwing room or on'Ur an t tin Miff l rmlL ant lltfht from (;OKLHVA (n-li-.. ' fJothiiiK will contribu( mor to tin manic s)uccAki oi tnv innchfon, j tordinnvr, Th tMnt dcortiv candlM 1iT tha imnliMt fv ha ' rnoert elaborate fnnction for ml. tarn or roDion, Maul (n all colon and the) nnet dMrB tntn ,f m i AA vAK v OIL OO. nd gold OTetTwbor. S; SOllTI1 QUICKEST, SHORTEST snd MOST DIRECT LINE TO TUB EAST - SOUTHEAST 13 THE TWO PAII.T SOLID VF.STimiLEl) TRAINS LESS THAN THUKlfi DATS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO ThroiiKh Palace and Tourlut Sleepers, IMnlng and HutTet Ubrary Cara, First cliia Reclining Chairs Free. PORTLAND to DENVER, KANSAS CITY, OMAHA and CHICAGO without change. Only one chans to N KW YORK. BOSTON and other KaMern points. For rates, tickets and full Informa tion, call on or addreaa, O. W. LOUNSBEMIY, Agent O. 11. A N., Astoria, OrH Or J. II. LOTH HOP. Gen l Agt., No. 135 Third St.. Portland. Or. Oregon Short Line Railroad. TUB DIRECT ROUTS TO Montana. Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite routes, via the I'nlon Pacific Fst Mall Line, or the lilo Grande Scenlo Line. LOOK AT THE TIME 1 Lavs to Suit Lftko 2 J Duys to Denver 3J Duys to Chicago 4 Duys to New York. Free reclining chairs, upholstered tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman VX ace sleetiers, operated on all trains. For further Information apply to C. O. TERRY. W. E. COMAN, Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen. Agent 124 Third St.. Portland, Or. G. W. LOUN8UERHT, Agent O. IL A K. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When people are contemplating a trip, whether on business or pleasure, they naturally want the best service obtainable as tar as speed, comfort and safety Is concerned. Employes of the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES are paid to serve the publics and our trains are operated so as to make close con nectlons with diverging lines at all Junction points. , Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars on through trains. Dining car service unexcelled. Heals erved a la carte. In order to obtain the first-class ser vice, aak the ticket agent to sell yoo a ticket over..... The Wisconsin Central Lines. and you will make direct connection! at St. Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee and all points East. For any further Information call on any ticket agent, or correspond with JAS. C. POND. Gen. Pass. Agt. or JAS. A. CLOCK, Milwaukee, Wis. General Agent, 246 Stark St. Portland. Or. GBEAJ TICKETS EAST Through Palace and Tourist Bleep ers dining and library observation cars. E LEO A NT VESTIBULE TRAINS. NO. 4. "Flvor" D..l.- ' . m. No. t, -'Flyer." arrive Portland at i -v a. in. For rates, etc., call or address O. W. LOUNSBEHRT, Agent O. It. A N., Astoria, Or. or A. n. c. denniston! C. P. & T. A., Portland. Ore. THE PROOF of the puodlng I in the eavtlai nd the proof of liquors IS IN SAMPLING That's an arfttment that' roo elusive domonatratloa. Ours will stand flte teat HUGHES & CO. I.KOAI, .VOTIt-KA FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice Ih hi e , - " '-J tliut, a,Ua 1411- t t I!;'1' n'1,nnlHtrator of the estate or J. W. Mlnaker, 'leccasnd, has filed I" u'e toiinly court of the stato of OreKon for (.'lataon countv. hi. flnnl account an B.ih administrator, and the same ha b-ien Het for hearing Mon day, the 10th day of July, 1900, at 10 O ClOeR a. m.. fit the ffmnfru ntit f lile,c"'t hou," ln lh of As ah c,(lt,",H county, Oregon. All persons Interested in said entate are hereby notified to then and there appear and nhow cause. If any, why tne said nnnl nrmnni ukn,,ii . i, allowed and the pemonal property be- . . ' Bal" wtate fllfltrlbutcd, the aOminlHtrator fltanhari hi. bondHmen exoneratJd. S. S. COHDON. Adrnlnlstrator of the Estate of J. W. Mlnakcr, Deceased. Dated this 8th day of Jane, 1900. LKOAL NOTH'M ADMIN IBTHATOH'8 8AL13. Notice Is huivby given thai umimiit, to an order niuilc and rut"rd hi the oimity I'ouit nf the statu of Drriioii for t'latani county on the Sutli day Aurll. I'M), the undersittned adinlitls trntor or tlin esttttK of 1', W, t'nli inAti, doceiiHcil, will on Monday, Ihe (th day of July. I mm, at the hour of two o'clock l. in., In front of the court Iiouho door at tho city of Astoria, In Clatsop coun ty, state of Oregon, offer for unto nnd sell at auction to the highest bidder fur cash, nil of the following di'vcrllxd ivhI en i ie situated lit snld county, to wit: The north tmlf of the southweal utmr ter, and the weat half of tlio southenat limner of Section number onn (1), In Towrmhlp lx (, north of ltuntin nine tf. WH of the Wllluiilitt..lurlrillitil. PiU-d at AaioriC Oivgon, this Heat duv of May, ltKHt, C. W, FU.TON. Adiiilniiti'ator, CONTEST NOTH'. D.prtnieiu of the Intcn. r, Uud Of nee, uiegon City, Oregon. May 7, A stifoelent contest nttMtivIt having been Hied In this oltlce by W. O. Ilowell, conleataiit. agulnat Homestead Kntry, Nil. .tir, imiile November 14, 1SUI, for N'4j of MVVi. Hivtlon 17, Township 6 N, ltuifcv 10, by Cory O. Adiuus, conleatce, in which It Is alleged that contestant "knows the present condition of the yaiiie; si no that snld Cory O. Adams has wholly abandoned said tract ot lu ml and changed his residence there from, for more than four years since making said entry and neat prior to date of this ailliUvit, and that ha has failed to cultivate and Impruv sail tract of land as provided by law and that snld alleged absence from tho said land was not due to his employment In the army, navy, or marine coris of tho I oiled Mates as a prlvalo soldier, ottl cr. seaman or marine, during the war with Spain, or during any other war In which tho United States limy be en gaged," said parties are hereby Untitled ! appear, rvapond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 O'clock a. in. on . . June !2. 1900, before the register and teceiver at the l nlteJ States land office In Oregon I liy. Oregon. The snld contestant having, In a prop er arridavit. tiled February 1. liwo. set forth facts which show that after due diligence iieraonsl service of this notice cannot be made. It Is lu-reby orderci and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication. Signed. WM. UALLoWAY. Hceelver. SUMMONS. In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for Clatsop county. Itebecca Hall, plaintiff, vs. William P. Hall, defendant. To William P. Hall defendant In tho 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 the lSth Cay of June, 1900, that being the time prescribed In the order of pub lleation of this summons for filing said answer, and If you fail to so appear and answer said complaint, the plain tiff will apply to the court for tha 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 it Published by order of the Hon. J. H. 1. Gray, county Judge of Clatsop county, Oregon, made and en tered the Mth day of April, 1900; said order bolng made by said county judge In the absence of the circuit Judge, and the date of the first publication Is May i. 19, and the said publication Is to run six consecutive weeks from the aid dato. OEOIIOB II. DURHAM. Attorney for Plaintiff. Dsted Astoria, Oregon, April !l, 1900. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Notice Is hereby given that on Mon day, April I, 1900, at II o'clock A. M at the court house door, in the city of Astoria, In Clatsop county, Oregon pursuant to an order of the county wuii ui die aiaio oi uresjon, ror Liat sop county, made nnd entered on Feb. ruary 19. 1900, I will, as administrator of the estate of Hendrlk Patree, de ceased, sell at publlo auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following uc.ci iuvu properly ocions nar to uM estate, to-wlt: Lot two and tha souih. west quarter of the northeast quarter oi Ktuun uiiiieen, miownsnip seven iiurin, rouse ien west ot Willamette merldan. In said ClaUon countv an.i also, a contract for sale of tho timber upon said land, made by the said de ceased and one Nick Petroff with one it. it. yjow, or oate or June 4, 1898. Dated March 1, 1900. FRANK J. TAYLOR, Administrator. TIMBER LAND NOTICE. United States Land Office, Oregon City Oregon, April 18, 1900. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the not of consreaa nf Juna 1 1H7D n,m..j 'An act for the sale of timber lands in tr.e states or California, Oregon Nevada, and Washington territory" as extended to all the publlo land states by act of August 4. 1892, Sarah L. Bottom, of Jewell, county of Clat sop, state of Oregon, has this day filed In this office her sworn statement No, 5179, for the purchase of the NW'K of section No. 18, In township No. I N, range No. 6 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 receiver of this office at Oriovin Pltv Cirmirnn tn Uhiim.i-.. . l - 7th day of July, 1900. She name's as witnesses; Jnhn Cnirnrftn nf Vino fn ..In A. James W. Walker, of 'owell, Oregon. unite it. turner, oi J wen, uregon, Bernard A. Johnson of Jewell Oregon, Any and all persons claiming ad versely tho above-described lands are reotieHterl in fllA fhnlt plnlm. I. office on or before said 7th day of July ,HAA fit I 1 n Tl . , . - lVV. WfltD. U. MUUUICS, Register. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been by the county court of Clatsop county, Oregon, duly appointed executor of the last will ami testament of Eveline Blferto, deceased' and that snld will has been duly nrnvl en and admitted to probate by said court. All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased must ir. sent the same, duly verified, to the undersigned, at the office of Harrison Allen, attorney at law, room 7, Page building, In Astoria, Oregon, within six months from this date. ALBERT F. SIFERTE, Executor of the Last Will and Testa ment or Eveline oirene, Deceased Dated this 11th day of June, 1909. I.KIIAL NOTK KS. lUCCKlVKR'U BALI3. In lh areujt tutl.. ttUU Oregon, futility of ClitKi'p. The Security Having A Trust Company-plaintiff, v The Astoria, Street llallntty Company di'fundttiit, Notice Is hereby given thai In pur suance of a Judgment, decree and or der of sale duly made and entered In the nlHve entitled suit In the above entitled court on Monday the SSth day of May, I'hki, which luiUmciit was In favor or plaintiff and usalnal defend ant for the sunt of thirty thousand, two hundred and fifty dollars and the costs and tllnbuiHi'iiiwits of said suit, und In and by w hich Judgment and de cree the liioltfcttge eneouled to plaintiff liy d rciiiliiiit mi the Slid day of May, Iv.U described In the complaint In the above entitled suit was foreclosed and said sum of thirty thousand, two hun dred and llfty dollars secured by eid iiiorigiiue, together with ihe costs of said suit was declared to be a Hen uin all the property iiiciiIIoii-mI in said uiortgiige ui('l In the uoiuplaliil In Mile ult and herein sl out ami which judgment, order and tlecrre directed me as receiver of all said property heretofore appointed In the above en titled suit to all said property to aallafy snld Jinlitmcut, cuets and accru ing coala, 1 will on MUNl'AY.Tin: 3Nl DAY OF JULY, 1'KI, at the hour of I o'clock p. lit, of snld day, at the court house door In Clatsop county, slate of Orrgon, Sell for rush lu f. S. gold coin, to tha high est hlihtcr all right, title and Interest which the defendant, Ihe Astoria Street Kulluay had on the Slid day of May, 11, or bus since aiiuirrd on Ihe prop erly iiietiiloncd lu said mortgage or any part Ihert'of, which property It more I'urlli ulurly dot'tlbed aa follows, to-wlt: All tho real property of salii Astoria Street Kullway Company, Its rights of way, rurliients and appurts iiuuces, all Its railroad and slrevt rail way In the cl'.y of Astoria and In said county of Clatsop, the roadbed, tracks. IhiIcs, llnea, lima of wire, ovrrhrai const rui t ion, rngliirs, machinery, dy namo, gi'iii'iatora. electric motor and other cli'diUal apparatus, and all tool and Implements, all rvlllng stink, car eiiulpnieiits, all leaseholds, all build ings, car hollies, power house and oth er structures; all ilceiisos, rights, priv ilege and franchises appertaining to said above inriitiouetl property, or owurii or li. In. .sing to said railway t ii'auy. or in or to w hich It has any right, title or Inter -si; all things In ac tion, contracts, claims and demands, and all ami singular, all the property, real, i'isiiial am! mixed owned at the date of said mortgage or thereafter acquired by said railway company as well In law as In equity, and the 111 comes, revenue, rents. Issue and pro fits (if said property; and with the right lo the purchaser of said property to succeed to and enjoy all the rights, privileges, Immunities, franchises, and all licenses, corporate or otherwise of said railway company, being the entire and toinpleie railroad and street rail way plant and property of said com pany. Tho street railway of said railway company, being substantially on the folio lug rutp and on the following, named streets of said city of Astoria, tifwii: Beginning at the Intersection of Court street with Washington street, running tlirnca easterly on said Court street I Wrel Fifth atreci; thence southerly on said West Fifth street to Ceilur street, thence easterly on sold Cedar street to Salmon street; thence southerly on said Salmon street to Hemlock strret; thence easterly on said Hemlock street to the north able line of Fifth street (bring the south side line of block sixteen (M) In the Port of Upper Astoria); thence north easterly crossing said block sixteen tl), Augur strwl and block seventeen IV J in said Port of Upper Astoria to Fourth strret; thnc easterly on sold Fourth street to Bonneville avenue; thence northerly on said Bonneville avenue to Third street; and thencaj easterly on said Third Street to Dick inson avenue, with the side tracks, snitches nnd branches belonging or appertaining thereto, 'i he real property now owned by said railway company, and hereby adver tised for sulw consists of those oertaln Iota, tract or parcels of real property Xing ueineen ana situate In Clatsop county, slate of Oregon, particularly described us follows, towlt: All of lots two 2), three (3). four (4), nine (9). t,.n 10) and eleven (11) In block numbered two (2) In Bhlvciye Astorlit (now In the coriirate limits of the city of Astoria.) And also ni of .t two (2) In block numbered twu (2) In Port of Upper As toria (now in the corporate limits of "11 city of Astoria.) Reference being had herein to the re corded nnd established limps and plats f snld Shlvely s Astoria and Port of l-l'per Astoria. Together with all and singular the ten ements, hereditaments and appurts nances belonging, or In any wise ap pertaining to salii lots, tracts or par cels of real proiierty; Being all und singular the property of snld defendant corporation, The Astoria Street Hallway Company, real, liersonul or mixed; ttlu an rights, priv ileges. Immunities and franchises owned by snld company. And notice Is hereby further given that I will offer for sale and loll ail snld property above ibiicrlbed, real, ("rsmittl and mixed, nnd said premises, rights, privileges and franchises and Immunities of every kind and descrlp l,'n',,V('""l by "aid mortgage of May i. 1S92, whether owned by snld defend ant at the date of said mortgage or since acquired. In ono parcel, to satisfy ynlfl Judgment, liens, costs and accru ing costs. Bonds seeured by snld mortgage and overdue coupons belonging thereto will o received on account of any amount bid at snld snlu as provided In said de cree and order of sale. . . . A. COOLIDOE. Receiver of Astoria Street Hallway Company. ' NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 'I'y,1 at 0ri',,l c"y. Or., May Notlco In hcri'liv Dlvnn"(i',n. i. . m in" ii iimi ill a 11)1" lOWllltf-mimml fu.Hli.r t.n- flu4 ,. 11 i . . HUTU I1UUCV ,.; . " ','n t0 niak9 nral Proof In nalm' ana that said proof w bn mml. l.,.e .1.. ' . clerk of Clatsop County, at Astoria Oregon, on July 2, iwm), vi: H, K. Nil. 12.1 ' f,. a u-,. "1 .t- rre lie nnmes ihn f,,n,,u,i. .u. a. ffi,.!:'." Ttinu" reHldonce upon and cultlvailnn of said land, vh: K'n Jamoii ruin i u .7 . v . nTr. ?.' HHhle. Oregon; Phi": ' ""ii oi nensidn, Oregon, D. MOO REE, ' Register. Dr. T. N. Ban . DENTIST. 71 CommeroJU Street, Over Bchlu.1', awV Btcw,""