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Newspaper Page TextME MORNING ASTOR1AN. Tl'KSPAW JULY 17, UOO T -i - i i. " " -..-..I. i .. . , . I Ml 41 B IMka)aMBai JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone Main 461. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Sent by mall, per year Eent by matt. per month M Served by carrier, psr month....... . SEMI-WEEKLV. Sent by mall, per year. In vane 12.00 I'oato free lo subscribers. All communication, intended Tor pab Ucatlon should be directed to the editor. Business communications of Wn and remlttncse. must be address! to "The A.torlan." The Aatorlan guarantee to Its ad verilsers the largest circulation of any Jewish published on th. Columbia river. w Advertising rate, can had on ap plication to the bualneaa manager. Pet 1'residcnt WILLIAM H KINLEY, Of Ohio. for Ykc-fresident THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Of Sew York. FILIPINO SCOUTS. As noted in our telegrams In thit iisue. four companies of Filipino cav alry are being organlted from among the Macabebees. tribe hostile to the Tagalogs. for active scouting service against the Insurgent forces. The In herent treachery of these people makes their use against the native force, a doubtful expedient, a. their liability to turn against the whites ha. been too often shown when with the Spanish In other rebellions. But. as auggested in these column, in a previous Issue, that difficulty would be obviated In transporting them to China for sen' Ice against the Boxers. We have a. yet eocured little benefit from our new ac quisitions In the far East, hut in this scheme there are great possibilities. The fearful new. now coming from China calls for prompt and decisive action, and if the allied powers In fighting the Boxers make use of troops who are reported as hard to restrain from rapine and plunder, there will be none to criticise or censure. On the other hand, the use of these Maca-belx-es. whom American officer, de clare uncontrollable when on the war path, against the Filipino Insurgents, will bring upon our head, no end of reproach in case they commit outrages. CHINESE REFORMERS. The Chinese Reform Association claims to be able successfully to resist the Boxers, if it receive, the co-operation of the powers, says the Victorian Colonist. This Is a matter that Is well worth looking Into. We know bo little about China that many of us are dis posed to hesitate before giving any movement among the people of that country its proper weight. The Reform Association, which is represented in this city and In every other Important centre of population on the Pacific Coast, is said to owe Its origin to the direct influence of the emperor, con cerning whose fate the world is at pres ent in doubt This potentate was dis posed to govern China In progressive lines, but was unable to resist the influ ence of his entourage, and was de throned by the empress dowager, who is reactionary to an extraordinay de gree. Before his dethronement he is said to have commissioned two agent, to carry on the reform movement, and the result is an association numbering millions of members, having for its ob ject the restoration of the emperor to the throne and the adoption of a pro gressive policy for the country. It Is alleged that this association Is not con tent to truBt to the arts of peace to ac conipllsh its object, but that it hag hundreds of thousands of men. drilled and armed, and ready to fight for the principles which they reprewnt. If this Is true, the powers would act wisely to take the Reform Association Into account In any plans they may form as to the future of China. It i. hardly possible to regulate and improve China from without. The Influence must work from within. The news. which come, from Pekin, of a counter revolution headed by Prince Ching, may be a phase of the reform move ment. If this movement I. what it Is claimed to be, and no one can suggest any gocd reason, for taking it to be otherwise, a partition of China is not needed in order to restore order and open tie nation to trade and commerce. The officials of the association say that th natural wealth of China la unknown to Europeans, but the governing c'ftsses have information as to It. Immensity. The reformer, say that they vtsh to see this wealth exploited. Another thing upon which they l;iy great .tress is the ulliiculty In maintaining a large f.roli;n army In China. The distances are grtat, the nttans of transportation are inferior, and th products of the country nrc not such as will sustain Europeans. This latter is a considera tion of extreme importance. In view of the possibility that serious hostilities may become necessary If pressure Is to be put upor China from the outside. THE DEMOCRATS AND TRUSTS. American Economist. Many people must have wondered at the tremendous huilahalloo made by democratic speakers and newspapers over the trusts or Industrial combina tions. It Is perfectly well known to the public that many men who are promi nent in the leadership of that party are engaged In the promotion and man agement of Just such enterprises as are so unsparingly denounced by Its mouthpieces. The Ice Trust of New York City is merely one of the many Il lustrations easily given tprobably one of the worst). Such Incongruity of position between the party and a num ber of it. leaders tends to throw suspi cion upon the sincerity of the outcry. The course of the leader. In congress and out confirms that suspicion. The question of h'ow to deal with Industrial and commercial combinations, to ascer tain which are Innocuous and which are injurious to the public weal and there fore proper subject, for restraint, and what remedies to apply. Is admittedly a complex and difficult one. It could fair ly be demanded of a party that was constantly denouncing all manner of combinations that it should present an efficient remedy; that, Jndeed. It. diag nosis and proposed treatment should be so clear and complete as to command easy comprehension, if not general as sent. ,ll About the only remedy proposed by the Democrats has been to repeal the tariff laws applicable to the good, of all trust, or combinations. Beyond that Simple panacea the physicians of that school are dumb. It has been repeatedly shown to them that similar trusts or combinations flourish and make higher price, in England, where they have no protective, tariff at all. than here, but our democratic friends btick o their one proprietary medicine with -logged Insistence. In congress recently the republicans. pursuing a constructive policy a. usual, prepared a bill for the regulation of In dustrial combinations. This bill was not of the skyrocket order, but proposed the exercise of Indisputable powers, and, if enacted Into law, would be pretty sure to Impose an effective check upon the arbitrary smothering of competition and th undue enhancement of prices, Probably the bin represented the ex tent of the Federal power, but It did not tinker the tariff, and lo! the six democratic member, of the committee having the bill In hand voted solidly against It. 'After that and similar performances, of what use are protestation, of hostil ity to trusts? Apparently, the position of the opposition party is merely one of opposition. If Its leader, would but make a candid confession of aim and purpose It might read like this: "We are knee deep In trust stocks- gas, electricity, traction, steel, ice, etc. but we have got to have a party cry, We must cuss something. The Philip pine war is over; the Porto Rico Incident didn't pan out much for us; the imper ialism bugaboo has collided with past iLASS of Baldwin's Celery Soda eurw a headache at ono. It la pleaa nt, sparkling, efferrecnt drink that acUImmediately. Itoiaana ami purfliea til atomacb, tfMitly quiets the nerva and relieve all pain. It ara (ink and nrrooi baadVhea, amukskneai and ren tal fatJjraa. 10c, JSUc 00c, $1.00 FRANK HAKT. Successor to Th. Olsen. 00-1 Com. fit mm (j-j (o) The Washing Powder. Cleans Everything from Cellar to Garret Correct, all blemish, of M- 1 ' the face, remove, blot l lSUOm Sr,'. Pln't'l". . a uenumui t.-viM("rnjiu irnhpnino it also th. best tooth rUUtaUUU a8h, ani excellent for aerangea noma.cn. history of democratic policy and with the obvious purpose of McKInley to do the rlsht thing by our new half broth ers; tariff reform and free .liver are has-beens. What can we do but make the most of popular discontent with the trusts? We must make the people think that the republican, and their tariff are responsible for the trusts. Of course, we don't mean to harm our own folks, and so, when the republicans In congTess proposed some practical anti trust legislation, something real and leflnlte. we looked the other way. In fact, we are a good deal like the Irish man who wa. looking for work and praying to heaven that he wouldn't And it" ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Leer. PORTLAND. AjtIt i:OOa.m.jPort!and Union Depot;il:10 a.m. 53p.m,for Astorlaand lnter-1 :40p.m. 2:30 " mediate point.. 5 5:60p.m. ASTORIA. I 7.4Sa.m.For Portland A ln-U:M 6:10 p.m.; term. Mlate point. 10:30p.m. Daily except Saturday. Saturdays only. All train, make eloaa eooMclloaa al Gobi, with all Northern Paclfla train to and from th. east or Bound points J. C. MAYO, Oen'l IYt and aa. Aaeo It T UXORIOUS 1 RAVEL THE "Northwestern Limited- ralna. electric lighted throughout, both tnsld. and out, and .team heated, art with out exception, the fineat train. In the world. They embody the latest newest and best Ideas for comfort, convenience and luxury ever offered th. traveling; public, and altogether are th. moat complete and splendid producton of the car builders' art. These Splendid Train. Connect With The Great Northern ' The Northern Pacific and The Canadian Pacific AT IT. PAUL FOR CHICAGO and the EAST. No extra charge for these superior accommodation, and al! classes of tick' eU are available for passage on the famou. "Northwestern Limited." All train, on this line are proUcted by tha interlocking Hlock system. W. H. MEAD, P.C. SAVAGE. General Agent, Ticket Aft. Portland. Ore. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS "When people are contemplating a trip, whether on buslnes. or pleasure, they naturally want the be.t .ervlcs obtainable as far as .peed, comfort and safety is concerned. Employe, of ths WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES ars paid to serve the public and our trains are operated so as to make close con nectlons with diverging lines at all Junction points. Tullman Palace Bleeping; and Chair Cars on through train.. Dining car service unexcelled. Meals served a la carte. In order to obtain the first-class ser vice, ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket over The Wisconsin Central Lines. and you will make direct connections at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all points East. For any further Information call on any ticket agent, or correspond with JA8. C. POND. Gen. Pa... Agt, or JAS. A. CLOCK, Milwaukee, Wis. General Agent. 2ifr Stark fit. Portland. Or. beahide division. rzr 5:50 p. in ) I.... fc.p. m. If f A , 5J5p. m.aturdaj oivly. II f 1 i ?:(i)p.m J t JiOp. in. 01 Best GO EAST VIA SHORTEST ANDQllCKCSTUNE TO StPaul,Du!uth, Minneapolis, I'hlcap and All Toln. East DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIME; SER VICE AND SCENERY UN EQUALED. Through I'alaoa and Tourltt Sleeper Ulnlngaad Bunel smoaing Liorary iare Ticket, to point. East via Portland and the Great Northern Ry., on aal. at O. R. N. Ticket Ottlce, A.torla, or Great Northern Ticket Offlc 268 MORRISON STREET. PORTLAND. For rate., folder, and full Informa tion regarding Eastern trip, call on or address, A. B. C. DENNISTON, City Pass, and Tlck't Agent. Portland. TIMB SCHEDULES DEPART From rorlUuO. A.aiv. Chlci'V sialt Ltke, Benrer. Ft, Portland Worth, Omaha. Kan- . (pecial aa )Uy. tit. Louia. ' 15 a. m Chicago and Kai- Halt !-ake. Denver. Ft. At'antle Worth, On.aha. Kan- . Hxprma dtjr. Hi. Unit, tp. m. Chicago and Eai, Walla Walla, Iwitlon, Hiwkane Hpoktnr, Mlnneapo- . . lit, Mt. I'aul, Dniuih, :0aw. 6 p.m. Milwaukee, Chicago ami Kat. From Astoria OCEAN STEAMSHIPS All Hailing !)at-a iub- c't torhanxe. For ban KrHiieno HH Majrt,, It, 18,23. Colombia Rlvor 7 am Steamer taints ExHuuuar To Portland as4 Mo day War lAodlntA From Portland d.m ' Oreon Cltv, hewberg, i Maleiu A War-Laud a, I Wlllametta a.4 Vast- .,,. TnThHr "" "i VSl and Sat Krgnn City, Kayton, 4 aud rrl. War-UtudluKa, -i Klparla . m LTLewuttn Uare dly snaM Rlvar. 9M , m 3:4) a. m. Klparla to Lewlaton. dally am WIU.AMETI t RIVEK 4:30p.m. Tuea,Tbnt Portland to Corvalll- Mod, Wed Saturday I and way landings. KrlUay O. W. LOUNSBERRT, Agent, Astoria. W. H. HURLBURT. Gen. Pass. Agt. Portland. Or. J. A. Fastabend, General , Contractor and Builder. THE I0LVKB. StraniferB vutiting In toe city will and the Louvre au attractive resort wherein to HM'uJ the evening. The Amme Histers Lheg' Orchestra is still on the bills and presftnta nightly a musical program of exceptional merit, Handsome pool and billiard room, are a feature in connection with the house. Palatable lunches will be served at all uoun H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 22L DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All Goods Shipped to Our Cars Will Receive Special Attention. No. S3S Duano St, W. 3. COOK, Ufr Astoria, Or. Res. TeL HiL POSSIBLY You Are Not Aware of the Fast Tims v . AND t ','v '. SUPERB SERV.CE NOW OFFERED UY THE . WE HAVE 2-DailyFast Trains-2 TO THE EAST If you cannot take the morning train, travel vhi the evening train. Uoth ar nnely cqulpp'iu. OUR SPECIALTIES" FAST TIMf THROUGH SERYICE ITl.LMAN PALACE SLEEPERS 1TI.LMAN TontlST tl.EEl'EU3 1TLLMAN DINERS. I.lliltAUY (CAFE) CAR FRKB RECLINING CHAIR CARS Hours In time saved to Omaha, Chicago. Kansas Cltv, St. Louis, New York, lltua, And Other Eustcri I'ulnts Tlokrt good via Salt Lake City and Denver. It I to your Interest to un THE OVBKLANP LIMITED. Tlckrt. and sltrplng-car berths can be .ecured from tl. W. L'JlbUliltKI, Agont O. It. N. Co., Astoria, Or,, OR J. II. LOTHROP. General Agent. 1U Third St., Portland, Or. Oregon Short Line Railroad. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado and al! Eastern Points. Give, choice of two favorite routes, via the Union Paclfla Fast Mall Line, or th. Rio Grands Bcenlo Lints, LOOK AT THE TIMB Days to Salt Lake 2 Days to Denver 3 J Days to Chicago , 4 J Days to New York. Free reclining chairs, upholster! tourist sleeping cars, and Pullmaa (1 acs sleeper., operated on all trains. For further Information apply to Of C. O. TERRT. W. E. CO UAH. Trav. Pass. Aft. Gen. Agent. 124 Third St.. Portland. Or. O. W. LOUN8BERRT, Agent O. R, A N. Dr. T. N . Ball DENTIST. Vti CoramerdU Street. ASTORIA. ORE. Over Schlussel's Clothing Store. LICOAL NOTICE NOTICE IS IIEHEliT GIVEN That It I the Intention of the Com mon Council of the City of Astoria to establish the grade of Duane streot In that part of the City of Astoria laid out and recorded by J. M. Shlveley from the ebst line of McClure . Astoria to the eant line of Heventeenth street, at the following ht'lKht above the base of grade, as established by ordinance No. 71, of the City of Astoria, entitled, "An ordinance establishing a bane of gradoH for the street, of the City of Astorlit," 'to-wlt: At the eant line of the town of A. torla as laid out and recorded by John McClure and extended by Cyrus Olney 24.6 feet throughout the width thereof. At the Intersection of Duane street with Fourteenth street, on the north side 23.S feet and on the south side 25.5 feet. At the Intersection of Dunne St. with Fifteenth street, 34 feet on the north side and 3( feet on the south aide. At the Intersection of Duane .treet with sixteenth .treet. 33 feet through out the entire crossing. At the intersection of Duane street with Seventeenth street. 24 feet throughout the entire crosHlng. The street between the point, men tioned or crossings to be on a straight or even slope throughout the width thereof. That this notice Is published for ten su!:ceHlve dnys by order of the cald council, the first publication being on Saturday, July 7th. 1:0. II. E. NELSON, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria. NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION. Land Ofllc? at Oregon City, Oregon, June 23, 1W0. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler ha. filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of hi. claim, and that said proof will be made before the IteglHter and Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on AukuhI 20. 1300, viz: Jasper N. Fowler, H. E. No. 12454 for the lots 9. 10, 15 and 1, Section 13, Tp. 4 N.. II. 10 W. He name the following wltne.oe. to prove his continuous reldence upon and cultivation of said and. viz: Jame. B. Itathbun, of Portland, Oregon, A. D. Uockafellow, of Portland, Oregon, W, S. Cone, of Bay City, Oregon, John Flnley, of A.torla, uregon. CIIAS. B, MOORE3, . . , i Register, I LEU A I. nillHlli urnvrntt kiiii 11 - - -. ' ' ' NOTICK IS II ICR BUY GIVEN -. That the City of Astoria Intends to lm pro 8mtitMith. street In th. Oil f Astoria, t'litaiip ( omity, orr-gun, from th .oiith line f Irving avomi to the north Una of Jtrnm. aveuuV by trading said portion of an Id atrevt to Din established grade therv.if through out llio entire width thereof and by plunking sold street with three-Inch by lMm-h fir plank, to a width of six teen foet through the middle or Cen ter tlieie.if iwid constructing eld walk with a gutter on the east .Id. of laid portion of suld slrwl and laid Improvement In matters of detail lo be nmdit according to th illUatUm therefor to be filed with the auditor aud polite Jiuljx of Ut city by Hi city surveyor. That the district of lands and prm l. tit be aaseaaed to defray tho cost. and expenses of Mid Improvement li n follows vUiiincru'lnir at th north east corner of lot S In bltK'k H In th part of th City of Astoria luiil out and rrcnid.il tr J. M. HhiveUy and running thence or) A straight tin to th southeast coin r of lot I In laid blocK and i tinning tlienc weaturly on straight lln to th southwest corner of lot II In block il In said Hhlvfley'. Aiorla, and thenc northerly on j straight lln lo the northwest corner of let S In i aid block (3, and running thence iintet'ly lit a straight lino to tho place of beginning, all In Clatsop County, Hint of Orcg.m . That this nolle I. ' piihlht (or tight day. by onHr of th Common Council of the City of Astoria, the flrat publication Itwroof being on Tues day, the 10th day of July, liwo. II. K. NtCI.HON, Auditor anl Police Judge of the City of Astoria. NOTICK FOR PUHLICATION. fulled Pint Lund Olti -e, Oregon City, Oregon. July 7, 1900. Notice I hereby given that In com pliance with th ruvUlon of the act of coiiKrva of Jun 3, 1ST, entitled "An act for th sale of timber land In the state of California. Oregon, Ne vada, and Washington Territory," as extruded to all puidlc land iate. by act or August 4, Ihiij, Ottilia M. Logan, of Aatorla. county of Clataop. atate of Oregon, has this day filed In this offlc her sworn atal-m-nt No, 6i'43. fur Ilia purchni of th H. S-. pf Section No. 3 In Township No. t N., Hang No, 7 V and will offer proof to show that the land .ought I. mors valuabl for it. timber or ston than for agricultural purix se. and lo establish her claim id said land Ix-for th ItegUtrr and Reveivrr of this oillcs at Orgon City, Oregon, on We In.- lay. (he 3d day of October, 1W0. Khv name as wltneaMS: JuIIuh tUrbe. of Olney, Oregon. 8 Inutlon (lluser, of Olney, Oreg.m, Jacob I'enk, nf Olney, Oregon, John Ulr, f oin.y, Oregon. Any and all person, claiming ad Verstily th abov d.rlld lands are requested to tile their clalni In this ottice on or befor said 3d day of Octo ber, 1900. CHA8. a MOOrtEfl. ' Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, t'nlled State Land Office. Oregon City, Oregon. July 7. 1W0, Notice I hereby given that In ourn nils nee with th provision of the act f congien of June 3, is, . untitled An art for the sain nf timber land. In l'i .tale, of California, Oregon. Ne vada, and Washington Territory." as extended to all Dublin land states by net of August 4. Mi. William a Logan, ot Aatorla, county of Clatsop, slats of Oregon, has this day md In this offto his sworn statement No. 5243, fur the purchase of the 8. K. 4 of Bectlon No. i In Township No. I N.. Rang No. T ft and will otter proor to show that th. land .ought 1. mors valuabl for It. timber or ston than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before th Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on edneadny, I he 3d day of October, 100. He name, as witnesses: Julius Oarbe, of Olney, Oregon. Be- bastion Qiaaer, of Olney, Oregon. Jacob I'enk. of Olney. Oregon, John Ulusor. of Olney, Oregon. . Any and all persons claiming ad versely the abovj-descrlbed lands are rv'iucated to file their claim In thl ottlce on or be for th said 3d day of October, 1900. CIIAS. D. MOOItES, Register. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. In the County Court of the Stat of Or-gon, For the County of Clatsop, In th matter of tho estate of Jemima Sklbbe, deceased. Notice I. hereby given that th un dersigned has bejn duly appointed by the county court of the state of Oregon, for Clatsop county, administrator of t ie estate of Jemima Sklbbe, deceased. All person, having claim, against said istat are hereby required to present the same to me properly vertllwd, as by law required, at No, 527 Bond trst, In the city of Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon, within six month, from th. date hereof. Dated thl. 10th day of July. 1900, MAX L. SKIBUE, Administrator of th estate of Jemima Sklbbe, deceased. vJOVElt.NMENT PROPOSALS. Treasury Departmi nt, Office Supervis ing Architect, Washington, I). C July 2, 1110: Healed Proposals will be received at thl. office until 3 o'clock p. m., on tii. lith day nf August, liKX), and then npen-il for (ho construction of Bar rucks and HoHpltal Buildings at the Unite! State. Quarantine Station, Ac toriu, Oregon, In accordunco with draw Intf bnd specification, copies of which may bo bud at the discretion of the Huiicrvlslng Archltuut. ny applying to this office or Hurgeon In charge at the Station. JAM MS KNOX TAYLOR. . HupervlHlng Architect. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon, June 23, 1900. Notice I. hcheby given that the following-named settler ha. Died notice of his Intention to muke final proof in .up port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Rcglater and Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on August 20, 1000, viz: James S. Hathbun, H. E. No. 12,444, for th 8, E. of Section 18, Tp. 4 N R. 9 W. ' He name, the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of sold land, viz: J. N, Fowler, of Portland, Oregon, A. D. r.ockafellow, of Portland, Oregon, W. S. Cone, Bay City, Oregon, John Flnley, of Astoria, Oregon. CHAS. B, MOORES, Register. i : ' NbTIClB FOR PUBLICATION. United Slate Land Ortlce, Oregon City, , Oregon, July 1, liwo. Notlea la heietiv advn that In ooinpll thee with the provisions of th act of otnirreaa entitled "An act for th .al of timber land In th state, of Call fornla, Oregon. Nevada, and Walilng ton Territory,'' a extended to all Pull II" I-und Stale by act of August 4, 1H..J, Luther Eager, of Seattle, county of King, .late of Washington, lias this day filed In thl office hi .worn state, bicnt No, for th purulia of th N. HI. U of Section No. i lu Township No. 0 NT, lung No. W and will offur proof to .how that the land .ought I. mor valuabl for It. timber or ston than for agricultural ptiriiM, and to ntubllah hi clnlm to said land before the heglater and lUoelver of Hit. oltlo al Ori'iion City, Oregon, on Friday, th SUtli day of September, loO. ll names aa witn svi HartlioloiiiMW J. Murk, of Suasld Oregoit, Jamr T. llurkn, of Seasll, Oregon. Cbnrle HurbatiHh, of Volga, South Dakota, William Uurke, of Bv lde. Oregon. " Any ami all pertoni clnlinlng ad versely th abov-decrluod land. ar riuetd to file tholr claim. In this otllce on or beforo said 2sth day of September, lJOO. CHA8. D. MOORE8. llgistr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United State. Land Ortke. Orvgou City, Oregon, July 3, Iwo. Notice I hereby given that In com pliance with Hi provlilon. of the act of congre. of Juno 3, 1H7I, ntltled "An act for the sale of llmbvr land In the tair. of California, Oregon, N vada, and Washington Territory." as Xtvtided to all 1'uldlc Und States by ai t of Aiigum 4, 15J2. Charlos Mar fan it h, of Volga, county of lirooklng., slat of South Dakota, has this day filed In this oltlc hi sworn statement No. J;J7, for th purchase of thd N. W. 4 of Section No, I In Town.hlp No. i N.. Rang No. t W., and will otTsr ru4)f to show that th land sought Is inure valuabl for Its timber or sioo . than for agricultural purpura, and to eaiabllah his claim to said land before U'.e Itrgimi.r and ltrevcr of this otflo at Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday, th 2m ti day of Sepunibor, 190. ie imiuea m wiwiraara; llartholomew J. llurk. of Sua II. Oregon, Jame. T. Uurke, of Seasld. Oregon, William llurk. of Seajild. Or egon, Luther ter. of Seat 1 1, Wash- ingion. Any and all person, claiming ad versely th above-described lands are requested to fll their claims In thl. offlcs on or befor sold 3ih day of Selellibr, 1900. CIIAS. U. UOORES, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Offlc at Oregon City, Oregon. Jun 13. 1900. Nolle I hereby given that th. fol low Ing-namod settler has filed nolle of his Intention to nmk final proof In support of his claim, and that ksJd proof will be made befor th Register and Receiver at Oregon City. Oregon. on August IV, 1WQ, v: Andrttr D, Rockafsllow, II. E. No. 114 JO. for th E, W of S. W. U and lot 1 and 4, Section 13, Tp. 4 N., It I W. . ; t II names th following witness, to prove his continuous realdeno upon and cultivation of said land, vli: J. 8. Ratbbun, of Portland, Oregon, N. Fowlr. of Portland. Oregon. W. H. Con, of Bay Clty; Oregon, John Unity, of Astoria, Oregon. CMAS. li, MOORE3. RgUtr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Offlc at Oregon City. Oregon, JUII IS. 19011. Notice t. hereby given that th. fol lowing named settler has filed nolle of his Intention to males final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be mad befor tb Couniy Clerk Of Clataop County at Astoria, Oregon, on July 34, Ioo. vis: JOHN ANTTILA. II. K. No. WM, for th lots 0, 10, IS and 16, section 17. T 4 N, It I W. lie names th following witnesses to prove hi continuous re.ldenc upon said land, vis: Harry Hill, of Pujh. Oregon; Ja kob Hlltunen, of Push, Oregon; William Row, of Push, Oregon; Albert Hill, ot Push. Oregon. CHARLES B. MOOREfl, Rgi.tr. SEALED PROPOSALS, Office of C. Q. M Vancouver Bar racks, Wash., July Z, 1900. Sealed pro posals, In triplicate, will be received here until 11 o'clock a. m August 3, 1904, and then opened, for furnishing forage and bedding at ths several mil itary posts In this department and camp at Kkctgway, Alaska, and ' Port Valdei, Alaska, for tlncai year ending June 30, 1901. Information fiirnlxhed here or -by quartermasters at posts, U. 8. reserves right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part there of. Envelope, containing proposal, should be marked; "Proposal, for Forage and Redding at and ad dressed (o undersigned. 3. W. Jacob., C. Q. M. NOTICE) is hereby given that by virtue of an order mado and entered by Hon. John llayn. rcfere In bankruptcy for th district court of the United State, for the DlHtrlct of Oregon, on July 9, 1900, In the matt t of S. R. JeiHUp, bankrupt, I Will, on Saturday, August 11, at 2 p. m., sell on the premise, to the highest Milder for cash, subject to the approv al of the court, all the right, title and lull rent of said bankrupt In and to the following dencrlbed premises, to nit: Lots 6 to 33, Inclusive, block 6; lots 8 to 31, Inclusive, block 6; lots to 31, Inclusive, blok 7; lots 1 to 22, Inclusive, block 10; lot. 1 to 22, Inclu sive, block 11; lots 1 to 22, Inclusive, hlock 12; and lot. 5 and 0, block 9, all In Hemlock Park addition to A.torla, Clatsop county, Oregon. A. W. PRESCOTT, Trustee. Salem, Or.. July 10, 1900. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice I. hereby given that th. un dnrslgned ha. been appointed adminis trator of tho estate of F. M. Bewley, tleceaaej. and nil person having claims against said estate will present them to the undersigned at the office of J. Q. A. Bowlby In A.torla, Oregon, prop erly verified within six month from this date. J. C. BEWLEY. July 13, 1300. ,