ME J10JlMNQ:jLST0RlAli.TIhtsiuvl. Al'tilM ' !, . UOO
JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor.
Telephone Main WL
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For Frcsident
K1LUAM M'KIXLCY,
Of Ohio.
Por Vice-President
THEODORE KOOSEVELT,
Of New York.
THE BUDGET'S TELEGRAPH.
The Astoria Evening Budget again
informs an expectant world that It 'al
ways alms to publish the news twelve
hours ahead of Its contemporaries."
How well it succeeds in its ambitious
aim is proven by an examination of yes
terday's issue. The longest dispatch
published therein, which is but little
shorter then all the rest of its yester
day's dispatches combined, was cop
led verbatim et literatim from yes
terday's Astorlan. II i'.f the short
dispatches which the Budget printed
were also published yesterday morning.
and the correct date. Aug. 14, was
changed to Aug. 15, that they might
appear as fresh news, In accordance
with the Budget's usual honorable (?)
policy in this particular, to which we
have formerly called notice.
These are facts the accura;y of
which may be easily proven by a few
moments of Investigation.
MOST FAVORED NATION CLAUSE.
A correspondent thinks that If ail
tariffs were removed from commerce
between the mainland and the Philip
pines all nations with which we have
treaties containing the "most favored
nation clause" would also be entitled
to fre entry for their goods. Our cor
respondent appear to be thinking of
' the Philippines as a foreign country, a
conception which the "Chronicle" does
not concede to be accurate. We re
gard the Philippine archipelago as part
of the United States and trade between
the islands and the mainland as inter
nal commerce in no way affected by
treaty stipulations. If the Philippines
were a foreign nation the situation. If
duties were removed, would be similar
to that between Hawaii and the United
States before annexation and under the
reciprocity treaty. No nation while
that treaty was in fores claimed the
right to have Its goods enter (his coun
try free of duty by right of the favored
nation clause. This clause Is substan
tially the same 'n all general treaties
which we have made with foreign gov
ernments. The clause in the treaty
with Russia reads as follows:
If either party shall, hereafter,
grant to any other nation any particu
lar favor in navigation or commerce,
It shall, immediately, become common
to the other party, freely, where It is
freely granted to such other nation, or
on yielding the came compensation
where the grant is conditional.
S A M'onilerfu .Y.;.iK.ine.
Pvt-K a 44
For Bilmtis and Nfwi T:
.crder, such as
"H ind and Pain id ihc Stoma-, i.
!v: Headache.
Giddiness, r'ulnrw end i:
T-t' after meais,
Utzziness atu uru:ncf L-j
inga of Heat, L.ns of A;-.pcri
iu t-li.Us, riu!h-
e. Shortness of
oreath,OM:vr?M.. bi'ji:,.
:u t;.e Skin, Dia
i lurbed Sleep, Prigl.itui Dreams. and ail Nervous
ndTrembliiiRSc'isa'ijfis, et.-. 1 heesilrnents i
ill srise from t disordered or abused condition
, of the stomich an J liver.
Bcecham'k Piiis ouicklv restore Females
to complete hetlth. Thev promptly remove iny
1 obstruction or irrcgu.ariiy of the system, ror a
Weak Stomach. Impaired Digestion, Sick
Headache, Disordered Liver, etc.,
hey act like ma"i. a fev doses will work won
ders upon the Vita! Organs; Strengthening the
muscular aystem, restoring toe long tott Loni'
nlin k.!n.ln.K, b iUk... ..t.Lnl
and aravaing with tho Pomcbud of '
Health tha wl vlo nhvalcal enerov I
t of the human frame. F or throwing i
cir tevera moy are teoccizliy re
nowned. These are facta " admitted by
nousaods. In all classes of society, and one I
of the best usrantera to the Nervous and
Debilitated la that b-tcharo's Pills have the
largest Sale of any Patent Medicine in tbe
ttorli. This has been achieved
Wltitout the publication of testimonials.
Beecham'a Pills have for many yean been
tht popular family medicine 'herever the
Entlisblanttiafeiaapoicn.ancl they now aland
without a rival.
10 cents aad 25 eenls, at all drug stores.
Firm this tt will be seen that even
a mot- fmrotvd nation elauaa would con
vy no rights either there or In our
home prts. except upon yielding the
precise a mpensatlon which has passed
between us and the Philippine. It Is
obwous thst this Is Impossible, and as
a matter of fact this celebrated clause
amounts t' little or nothing between
strong nations, In Its effect on tariffs,
Spevlat treaties are constantly made
which Ignore It. It Insures equality of
port due and similar matters, und Is
enfer.vd against China and other wtak
or weakly gvernd nations to secure
ejuol tariff. San Francisco Chronicle.
The Chronicle forget that In our
treaty with Spall we agreed to give
that country the samo trade prlvtlfge
In the Philippines that we ourst'lves
vouM enjoy, and that, consequently,
whether tht Ihlllppine be considered
as part of the United States or not. free
trade with them mean free trade with
Spain and, und.T the 'most favored
nation clause," free trade wtth the rest
f the world.
Furthernore. Tree trade between
America an J e Philippines and be
tween Spain and the Philippines wou'd
tr.ean free trad; between Spain and
Anurira and. consequently, between
the whole world and America, with the
Philippines as a port of transshipment.
Th r? Is no necessity for free trade
between America an! the Philippines,
in fact, th? interests of American labor
demand that the products of the cheap
labor of the far East should be ex
cluded by hich protective barriers. We
have proven In the rase of Porto Rico
that such a tariff can b? constitutional
ly Imposed, and th? demand for such
restrictions upon the Importation of As
iatic products is far more Imperative
than It ever could be on the Imports
from Port J Rico.
The "most favored nation clause" Is
not a dead letter, as The Chronicle
would have us belive, and If we try a
closed door program in the Phlllpplnee
we will soon learn that It Is a very
live corpse.
PORTLAND AS A WHEAT MARKET.
Tacoma Ledger.
Presiden Mellen has written a letter
to the Oretronlan In which he tells the
people of Portland some very
plain
truths, if they will but comprehend
them.
The relations heretofore subsisting be
tween the Northern Pacific and the O.
R. & N. have been dissolved for the
reason that the Northern Pacific has Its
own line from Eastern Washington to
Portland and its freight business la
still far less than the capacity of the
road. It has heretofore allowed the O.
R. 4 N. $1.75 per ton on wheat delivered
to it at Wallula to haul to Portland.
The O. R. & N. has charged IL50 per
ton for hauling from Portland to Al
blna all wheat brought over Its own
lines. There was left to It then only
15 cents per ton for the long haul from
Wallula to Portland.
This arrangement the Northern Pa
cific will endure no longer. It has not
cancelled its wheat rate to Portland
and wll not do so, but it will no longer
pay this extortionate charge for haul
ing Its own rars across the river at
Portland to Its wheat elevator. It will
deliver wheat at its own terminals in
Portland at th same rate charged to
Taccma, but It will do no more. It
wlil not pay $1.50 pr ton more for de
livering it there than at its own ware
houses In Tacoma, 143 miles nearer the
point where the business originates.
"It has a large concentration of termi
nal property at Tacoma much larger
than at any oth-r point," says Mr. Mel
len. "and economy Is always the result of
concentration of property and business,
If the business !s efficiently handltd."
"The Nor.hern Pacific," he also says,
"was not'built as a feeder to any other
railroad but to do Its own business at
Its own terminals In Its own way," and
a rurtner showing the absurdity of
suomium? longer to what It has so
long endured at Portland he points out
that It can now deliver wheat at As
toria cheaper than at Portland.
Commenting on this the Oregonlan
reachi.s this curious conclusion, which
it explains with ll the emphasis of
very black type:
"Want Oregon nerds is people; peo
ple tilllnif lis valley?, shearing its sheep
and fattening cattle on its hills, digging
coal, iron and gold out of Its mountains
and making lumber out of Its forests,
shoes out of its hides, clothing out of
Its wool."
Wa may admit that the Oregonlan Is
right for once. The agricultural re
sources of Oregon are very great. It
has much to hope from their develop
ment. It has little to hope for from
commerce, because nature has placed
obstacles In the way of It that are al
most tnsui m'untable. The . railroads
cannot overcome these, and will not
much longer try to do so. Their busi
ness can be done far more cheaply
through the natural channels, and
through these channel It will certain
ly be done.
!?! j i Correcu all blemishes of
I Vfinm Sthe face, remove blot
thes, pltvple, tnn, sun
burn, frtcKlel and make
KoboFtinon
beautiful complexion.
Is also the best tooth
wash, and excellent for
deranajed stomach.
WHITE COLLAR LINL
Columbia River and Puget Sound Nav
igation Company.
Palley Oattert leaves Astoria dally
except Saturday at 7 p. m.
Leaves Por and dally except Sun
dar at 7 a. ,n
White Collar Line tickets and O. R.
& N. tickets Interchangeable on Bailey
Ciixtxert and llassalo. Through Port
land connection with steamer Nnhcot
ta trom llwaco and Lon Ueach point.
A. J. TAYLOR, Astoria, Aft
U. B. SCOTT, Telephone XU.
President
O UU6
TIME SCHEDULES
Krom torUauii
DKPART
Alt! VI
Salt I.;ike, Denver, Ft.
Worth. Uuul.a, hn-
city, (t. Louis,
nil.-KKJaml Kal
4 p. 111.
fall IjUe. tVrver, Ft.
Atlantic Worth, On. aha. Kan
Kxprrta sat l ily. St. Louts,
9 p. m, : iii!rajtauid Ktts.,
7 . m.
Walla, Wnilit, I. winon.
Spokum-, Mit'.mito t
lis, M. I'.ui, pii.utii,; S Wain.
Milwaukee, l'hifj;o
ami Kat. '
Hmkaue
Vlyrr,
6 p. ni.
j From Astoria j
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS;
!AU Sailing Datva sub i
I jtH't to cliauitv. I
For sao. Francisco Hull
May 3, MS. IS, 3,
Colrmbla fUwr
Stoat mera
Ta Portituid aa4
Way Landlna-s.
7am
Ex Sunday
ta rui
Monday
From Portland
cam irin iu itt c u . . u
, 1 1 jo o. m
FxdiiuJay ' T. ' Ex Sunday
I Ntiem it Way-Laud a. I
. . .Willamette aad Van-
TufturL w"w7
auia ou .Oregon City, Dayton, A
S aOp. rn.
4u'i..WhL
and Frt.
rtj uauiug.
Hlnirl.
j Lenve dlyj
5oak Rlvar.
Klparla to Lewis ton.
Lt Lewkttn
9;U0 ra
Uail
3:toav m.
6am 'WILLAMETTE RIVF.lt
4: 0 D.m
iue, inai fortiand to CorvaJll
Saturday and way ltnding.
Mod, Wed
f ritlay
O. W. LOUNSBERRT.
Agent, Aatoria.
W. H. UUKLbl'KT,
Gen. Pass. Agt- Portland, Or.
ItuxoRious Travel
THE ' Northwestern Limned" traJni,
electric lighted throughout, both Inside
and out, and steam heated, are with
out exception, the flnest tralni In the
world. They embody the latest, newest
and best Ideas for comfort, convenience
and luxury ever offered the traveling
iiuuiic. ana auogetner are tne most
complete and splendid producton of tbe
car ounaers art.
These Splendid TrtMns
Connect With
The Great Northern
The Northern Pacific and
The Canadian Pacific
AT ST. PAUL FOR
CHICAGO and the EAST.
No extra charge for these superior
accommodations and all classes of tick
et are available for passage on the
famous "Northwestern Limited." All
trains on this line are protected by the
interiocKing hiock system.
W. H. MEAD. H. L. SISLER.
General Agent. Traveling Agt
roni&na, ure.
GO EAST
VIA
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE
TO
St.PauI,Daluth, Minneapolis, Cliica;'.)
and All Polns East
DAILT TRAINS; PAST TIME; SER.
VICE AND SCENERY UN
EQUALED. Through l'la an Tourist Sleepers
billing Mini II u II et riinokiiii Library Cara
Tickets to points Eaat via Portland
and the Great Northern Ry., on sale
at O. R. & N. Ticket Office, Aatoria,
or Great Northern Ticket Office
268 M0KKIS0X STREET,
PORTLAND.
For rates, folders and full Informa
tion regarding Eastern trip, call on or
address,
A. B. C. DENNISTON,
City Pass, and Ticket Agent, Portland.
mm
Chl,v
Portland
iecil
a 16a. m
POSSIBLY
You Are Not Aware of. the
Fat Time ,
AND
SUPERB SERVICE
NOW OFFERED BY TUB
' 1 a..;TOk"
WE HAVE
2-DailyFastTrains-2
TO THE EAST
If you cannot take the morning train
travel vln the evening train. Both are
finely equipped.
"OUR SPECIALTIES'
FAST TIME
THROUGH SERVICE
PULLMAN PALACR SLEEPERS
PfLLMAN Tor K 1ST SLEEPERS
Pl'I.LMAN DINERS.
LIBRARY (CAFE) CAR
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
Hours In time saved to
Omaha, Chicaijo. Kansas City,
St. Louis, New York, liostoo,
Ami Other Eastern I'ulnt
Ticket good via Salt Lake City and
lenver.
It U to your Interest to use THE
OVERLAND LIMITED: Tlcketa and
rdteplng-car berths can be aecured from
U. W. L'JUNSHERRY, .
Agent O. R. N. Co., Astoria, Or.,
OR
J. H. LOTHROP,
General Agent. 135 Third St.,
Portland. Or.
Oregon Short Line
Railroad.
THE DIRECT ROUTE TO
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Gives choice of two favorite routes, via
the Union Pacific Fast Mall Line, or
tne ruo uranae ocenic unet.
LOOK AT THE TIME
1 Days to Suit Lake
2J D(iys to Denver
3J Days to Chicago
J J Days to New York.
Free reclining chairs, upholstered
tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman (1
ace sleepers, operated on all trains.
For further Information apply to
Or
C. O. TERRT. W. E. CO MAN.
Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen. Agent
inirn t., Portland. Or.
G. W. LOUNSBERRT.
Agent O. R. A N.
H.F.Prael Transfer Co
Telephone 2ZL
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All Goods Shipped to Our Care
Will Receive Special Attention.
No. KM Duane SL, W. J. COOK. Mgr
Astoria. Or. Res. Tel. 1131,
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
Leeve,- PORTLAND. ' Arrl7
8:00a.m.Portland Union DepotiV:10 a.rn.
-o oop.m.ror AHtorlaand Inter- 9:40p.m,
J2:30
Imellate points.
E :60p.m.
I ASTORIA. I
ASTORIA."
7.45a.m.lFor Portland In-lit M.m
6:10 p.m.term?dlute points 10:30p.m.
Dally except Saturday,
Saturdays only.
SEASIDE DIVISION.
nil a. in.
T V. a. in.
llJm' ASTOKll
1 1 . -rft -
t
...l::ia. m.
t.Otj p. m.
fti-'aj p. m.
i:.'i0 r. til
!i:V, p. iu. rtatur.lay only.
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Q-J. -
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) !.!: P.
m
m
If
I :ip. m
7: !0 t. in
:mi r. in.
All trains make close connections a
Ooble wltn all Northern Pacific tra'm
to and from the east or Sound point
J. C. MA TO,
Oon'l FVt n4 V Ajrn
J. A. Fastabend,
General
Contractor
and Guilders
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Potatos and Onions:
Oflice i.'hlcf flommlsHttry. Vancouver
Earrackf), Woeh., Auk. 13, 1900. Sealed
proposals for furnishing and deliver
ing 'otatoeg and Onions for seven
months, beginning October 1, 1900, will
be received at Fort Stevens. Oregon.
Jlolse Rarracks, Camp Osborne and
Fort Sherman, Idaho, Fort Canby, Ca
sey, Flagler. Walla . Walla, Wright and
Vancouver Barrafks, Wash., until 11
m., Aug. 20, 1900, and then opened.
Information furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be endorsed, "Proposals for Potatoes
and Onions," and address to Commis
sary of post to be supplied, or to Ma
jor James N. Allison, Chief Commis
sary. . . -
LKOAL NOtlt'tA,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dertaignctt hna lioeu appointed admlnli
tinttir of the estate of Jacob K. Lam
em, dceouaod. and all persons having
claims uuitliiBt mild oatate nuint present
aaine, duly verirled, to the undoralgned
at the uttlce tif Fulton llroe., attorneys,
In Asttvrla, Clataop County. Oregon,
within six inontlii from this itnte.
C. W. FULTON.
Antorlu, Otvgon, Aug. S. 1900.
HUKIMT'S SALE.
IW virtue tf an execution and order
of ule InxU'Hl out of the clivult court
of the state tf Oregon, for tho county
of t'lntji.ti tn the eth day of Aiiiiunt,
litHi, upon, a Judirint'lit and derive of
roivloiirtt ivii t'V.M thi'ivln on the 3d
Iny of Auwunt, I;hh. in favor of John
Lniiiont. ptnltitlff, and aitulnut J, t.
A.him.i mid M,iry K. Adams, t'liiis ).
I'nrker nl J. y. A. Ilowlliy, executors
of the will if I. K. IVnae, d,T.'imml,
(li'ftind.t:ita, fur the anim of K'.OTS.M, and
Intt-reHt on the um of thereof
fr tin tho 11th titty of July, l'.wo at the
rato of ten in-r cent per niimini, the
coHtit and llMliurseiiu-iita of tlila milt
taxed at $13. tH), .m l i lie routs of mid
upon this writ t'oiiiiii tndliiK und requir
iuir me to make mile of the following
desrrlbfd real property, ti'lt.
I'ommenrlnir !n the mltldle of the
Astoria ,4 Smith fii-mi lt.illnwid Com.
piiny's truck. lil li point In I'H-ated'n
follows, lu-wlt: roiiiiiiiiii'lng at the
olllheiint rortlei of the Pollution Itnd
t'lulm of !'. 0. t'ulleiider. theme
norm 69.S ft. th 'inv north 4 deir. nnd SO
mill. Went. 2.4iS.t ft.. Iltelire west to said
point to begin from, thence from mid
point Went 1.6". feet to the fount)
loud, thence north i deg. nnd 30 mill.,
west !",. f,..t, theneo etmt 1 !. 5 feet to
tho middle of the mild ruCrond truck,
thence southerly along mild middle of
jnld railway track t the pluce of be.
glnnliiK. r.intiilnlng -1 5o neri . Said P.
rtiona-i'T .ind i. tow iiNliln 7 noun, of
raiifie 10 west V, M., na'd hind being the
tn'c.e nt that conveyed by Joslnh West
mid wife to J. ('. A Inn by deed bear
lug date September. lv.t, ' mild t."d
Ivltig recor led at piiKe ""j. Vidiinie 1J
of Ik.d of the lieiMrds of t'lutp
I'otinty, irvgin. together with the ten
ements, hcreitltnne'ritft nnd nppurle
minces therennt belonging, or In wny
wise appertaining.
Nillee l-t hereby given tbiit I will on
Mommy, trie HV.h .l.iy i f etelilber
ii tne iiour of 10 o'el.'ck In th
fon ntv.ui of said day. In front of nnd
nt the court house door In the city ol
.stnrln. ( lats p county, t'reg.in, sell
at public auction to the )iU)-: bidde
for cash, the above described real prep
. Colleiider I). L. . being located In
erty. or so miieli thereof un may be n
teHsnry to ntify the judgment. Inter
est, costs nnd nil accruing coats.
THOMAS LIN VILLI:.
Sheriff of Tints -p t'lUinty, Oregon,
Astoria. Oregon. August 10. l-0.
Sl'MMON?.
o tne i irouu lourt or the stale o
"regon, for the otlrty yf Cl.itsnp.
Kftiltnble Savlrgs nnd L'.in AssMCla
'I. n iTitniH corporation, plaintiff, vs
james i. nuiiaik and Vlletta Hulluck
tleren'llints.
To Jam -s T. HnlU-k and Vlletta But
lack, tlef 'ndui'.
t i. . . . . . .
o no; Mtitiio or tne state of "regon
you are h'r-by n-i tlred to attwar and
answer the complaint filed niralnst von
in the above entitled suit on or Iwfore
the -9th lay of September, loo. and If
you fall so to app-.ir nnd answer, for
want th-reof. the plaintiff will apply
'" eouri tor tne relief demanded In
tne rompLiint. which Is In substance Oj
follows:
.1. Fir a Judgment against the de
lennnnts. James T. Dulla k snd Vlletta
Kuiint a. ror tne sum of l si's 53 with in
inesi ui'-re-in at tne rate of s X iht rmt
Pt annum from the date of the filing
of thp complaint, and the further sum
i i" attorney s f. and ih ,im
ana oisnurseni-nts hepr-ln:
2. That the Hen of plaintiff's mnrl
page referred to In the complaint and
being upon the following described
property, town:
Lots numb-r-d H. 19 an.l :o l.loeV
nunioere.i an. m tho Port of rpper As
tona laid out and -erorded bv John
.Vl.lir. t llltHOI) COllntV. Stllle nf I Iretr.in
ne uerreed to lie a first lien utm nid
promises and that said mortgage be
iiireei.ised anil sail defendant and each
in tnem oe nnrr.'d or all enity and In
t-rest In saltl premises except the stnl.
utory right of redemption.
3. That In cuse said mortgaged nrcm.
vs shall not sell fr a sufficient amount
to rny said Judgment that plaintiff do
nave judgment against the d..f..n. hints
james i. Utillick and V ..tin Molim-tr
and each of them for nnv deficiency
nnd that rdalntUT have foreclosure
for Its Hen upon six lir,.
r stocg In the K'liiltnhle Hav.
ng and L.r.in Association iiesrrlbed
n tne isimpnint. th CTtll cnt.. h..r..r
being numbered 207.'; tlmt the title or
merfMl ror the dtTendantS .T.im. T
Riillnck nnd Vlletta riullark In said
property be cut off by said decree and
hat they hn foreelnried of nil Interest
n sail .iP'mlses: that wild nrnnertv
sold according to law t snitiifv in-
tidgnvnt above rc!td and prayed for
:i the romplalnt nnd fir such oth,.r
nnd further rrdlef as to the court' may
Bfin llie.i nn'l e(UlIHPIe,
This summons Is published against
you pursuant to an order nf Hon j
I. Oay. Judge if the ,niiiity eiiUvt
f fntsop county, stute nf Oreo-,,n
made by said Judge on tho 6th tiny of
August. 1900,' In :h Wei-klv Aslorlnn
for six we-k'4 Immediately prior to the
2!ih tlnv of September, isoo nd the
ate of th?
first publication of snld
sail paper Is August 10,
umnions In
19"0.
cakf: a pake,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
M'TICIO OF FINAL A "'.' 'OT'N'T.
Notl" l. her-bv given that ihe nn.
eisiKiied. n administrator of the .a.
tale of John 1!. Hansen l,.f,nMn,! i,n.
fll"d his final account In the office of
the eounly clerk nf Pints m I lillnlv
iregon. nnd that ;hf county court of
the stall, of Oregon for Hie mnritv of
PllltS'lp IlilS Hot SlltlllOIlV 111., f.ll, .1....
f ftto.t. tnli'-r. KiOO, at the hour of van
ni. n the tlniH, nnd the court n.,n
f i'ald court In Astoria, Oregon ns fh
Phio. for the hearing of ,-,nv arid nil
ohlecilons to the approval and allow
ance of said final account. All persons
havinu olijr.y.lons thereto are hereby
notified to. pr-s'-nt the sarri" at said
lime and place.
I '11 ted AllgllHt 10. 1Wi0.
ArtTIICR WILSON
Administrator of the Estate of John
H. Hansen, leeenwd
PAXTON, IJEACil & SIMON.
Attorneys for Administrator.
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.'
IT, 8. Fngineer Office, Portland, Ores-.,
July 27. 1900.
Sealed proposals for removal of 11,500
cubic yards, more or less, rock, dredg
ing 3:'9,,ri00 cubic yards, more or less,
material from the Columbia river, In
the vicinity of Astoria, Oregon, will h"
received here until 12 m., August 27,
1900, and then publicly opened. Infor
mation furnished on application.
W, C. LANGFITT, -Captain
Engrs.
.Ktuii no rum,
VT.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lilted aiatv'l OftlM, Oregon. City,
Oregon, July 7, W,
Notice Is hereby given that In com
Plliince with the ,irovlnlons of the not
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.fliail'PH 'k HUH, V, " ,
"Ait act for (he sale of tlmbs. lands
In the states of California, Oregon, Ne
vada. and Wsshlngton Territory," as
extended to all public land states by
act of August 4, 1S1U. Ottilia M. Logan
o( Astoria, county of Clatsop, state of
Oregon, has this day filed In this omc
her sworn statemxit No, t.'iJ. for th
purchase of the 8, V. '4 of Section No.
t In Townshln No. N.. Range No.
V and will offer proof to show thai
the land sought Is more valuable for
Its timber ui stone than for agricultural
purpeses, and to establish her claim
to said land before the It.gUter an
UerelVer of this oltlct at Oregon City,
"resort, on
Wednesday, the 3d day of October, 1W0
She imiui's k wltuva.ies:
Julius tlurbe, of Olnry, Oregon, 6
biisllon Ulnar, of Olney, Oregon. Jaool
lvuk, of oiney, Oregon, Joint Ulmer,
of oiney, Oregon.
Any and all ierns claiming ad
wisely the above described lands are
rvttittrd tu tile their claims In this
oil 'i on or before said Id day of OclO'
Per, itw.
C1IAS, U. MOOIIKS
Register,
NOTIC15 FUR rUUHCATlON.
I'tiltrd States Land Orilce, Oregon City,
Oregon. July 7, im
Notice Is hereby given that In com'
plluuce with the provisions of the ac
or longiess of June S. is; entltl
"An ad fr the stile of timber lands in
t'i state of Cnllfornla, Oregon, No
vada, and Washington Territory," as
rxieinied lo all Public laud states by
art or August i. ism. William C. Logan
nt Astoria, county of t'lutsop. state of
Oirgon, has this day filed Iu this office
hi sworn statement No, iH2, for the
purchase of the H, K. of Section No
ft In Townahlp No, 9 N., Range No,
W and will offer proof to show that
the ImiiJ sought 1 more valuable for
its Umber or stone than fur agricultural
purr oses. and to establish his claim
lo snld land before the Register and
Receiver of (his olllcij at Oreon City
Oregon, on
Wednesday, the 3d day of October, WOO,
ue names as witnesses:
Julius tiarb-). of Olner. Oregon. So
bastion Olaser, of Oiney, Oregon, Jacob
I'eiiK, of oiney, Oregon, John uluser
of oiney, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
veraeiy the aDovj.tiMcriDrd lands are
rc'jUcstud to tile their claims In till
ottli on or before the said 3d day of
i 'cioocr. lwv.
CHA3. D. MOORES,
' . Register,
NOTU'H OF FILING SPlCClAL AS
. i;.ss.ML.NT ROLL NO. Si.
Notice 1 hereby given that the board
of asgvors have complete! the special
assessment for the Improvement u
rriuikiin Avenue from east line of 31s
street to east line of J. M. Shlvelv's
I. L. C. and have reported the same to
tne common council of th City of As
toria, and the same has been tiled with
tht auditor and police Judge and named
and numbered 8m -Itil Assessmt nt Roll
No. 35. and the oiumlit on street
ana puuiio ways or tne common council
or ani.i city has been appointed to
meet with the board of assessor on
tne m day of August. 1'JoO. at tin
hour nf 2 o'clock p. in. of mild day In
the council chambers In the city hall
or said city, then and turro to consul-
er, review, correct and equalise said
Special Assessment Roll No, 35. Any
person objecting to salt special assess
ment must file hi objections thereto In
writing with the auditor and police
judge.
If. E. NICWON,
Auditor and Police Judge of the City
or Astoria.
Date of first publication, Aug, 10, 1900,
NOTICH OF FILTNO RTKPIAL AS
SESSMENT NO. 34..
Notice Is hereby given that the board
of assessors have completed the special
assessment for the Improvement of
Seventh tre,t from the north line of
Bond strc-t to the south line of Astor
street and have rep.wted the same to
the common council ot the City of As
toria, nnd the same has been 11 I'd with
the auditor and police Judge nnd named
nnd nunilieretl Special Assessment Roll
No. ..4. and the committee nn streets
and public ways of the common council
if salt) city has been appointed to meet
with the board of iusessors on the 2th
day of August. 1900, at he hour of 2
o clock p. m. of snld day In the council
chambers in the city hall of said city.
then and there to consider, review, cor
rect .and eiiuallfc snld Bihk-IhI Assess
ment Roll No, 34. Any person obji-etlng
to said assessment must file his objec
tions thereto In writing with the auditor
and police Judge.
II. B. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judgq of the City
f Astoria.
Date nf first publication, Aug. 10. 1900.
NOTICE OF FILING SPECIAL
AS-
SKSSMENT ROLL NO. 33,
NoMce Is hereby given that the board
ot assessors huve completed the special
assessment for the Improvement of
Commercial street frwn the west line of
l'th street to the West line of 8th street
n'ld have reported the same to the com
mon eouncll of the Pity of Astoria, nnd
the sume has been Hied with the audi
tor und police Judge and nnui"d and
numbered Special Assessment Roll No,
.'J, and the committee on streets and
public ways of the common council of
ild city ho been appointed to meet
with the board of assessor on the 2Sth
tlnv of August, 1900, at tho hour of 2
o'clock p. m. of said day In the council
ramliers In. the city bull of said city,
tlien nnd there to consider, review dir
ect nnd couallBn said Special Assess
ment Hull No. i.l. Any person objecting
to said assessment must file his objec
tions thereto In writing with the audi
tor nnd police Judg?.
II. K. N EI. HON,
Auditor and Police Judge of the Clly
f Astoria.
Date of first publication. Aug. 10, 1900.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, For the County of ClatBtip.
In the matter of tho estate of Jemima
Skibbe, deceased.
-Notice is hereoy given tnat tne un-
df'rslgned ha bean duly appointed by
tho county court of the state of Oregon,
for Clatsop county, administrator of
t;ie estate of Jemima Bklbbe, deceased,
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to present
the same to me properly verified, a
by law required, at No, E27 Bond street,
In the city of Astoria, Clatsop county,
Oregon, within six months from the
date hereof.
Dated this 10th day of July, 1900.
, , MAX L, SKIBBE.
Administrator of the estate of Jemima
Sklbbe, deceased.
LKCML NOTIt M
K0T1C1S FOR PUULICATION.
United 9tata Und Ortlre. Orsgon City,
' Oregon, July 3, llHW,
Notice Is hereby given (hat In coinpll
Alice with the provision of the act of
(vnigrcaa rntltlvd "An act for the sale
nt timber land In th state of Cali
fornia, Oivgojii Nevada, and Washing
Ion Territory," a extended to all Pub
lic Land State by act of Auguat 4,
ix)i. Luther ICagvr, of Hertttle, county
of King, stale of Wavlilngtoiw ha this
day Died In this iirDc his sworn state
ment No, MMx, for the purchase of tht
N. IC, H nf Section No, 4 In Township
No. S N Hunge No, V and will offer
prtsif to allow that the land sought I
more valuable for It timber or atone
than for agricultural purpisx. and to
establish his cltilm to sold land before
the Iteglster and Receiver of this office
at Oregon City, Oregon, on
Friday, the 3Mlh day of Beptember, I'AsJ.
He names a witn !;
Ilartholomww J. lliuke, of Sall
Oregon, James T. lUirkw, of Heaslle,
Oregon, t'litirle llarbaugh, of Volga,
South lukota, William llurke, of Sua
side, Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming ad
versely the above-described land alO
re Ulealed to (lie their Claim III till
office on or before ald 3ih day of
September, 1900.
CH AS. D. MoOREfl.
Iteglster.
NOTICE FOR Pt'llLICAT;ON. ,
1'iilted Stut Land Office Oregon Clly,
Oirgon, July 3, I'M).
Notice l hereby glvrn that In com
pllance with the provision of the act
of emigres of June I, 1171, entitled
"An act for the sale of Umber land In
the states of California, Oregon, Ne
vada, and Washington Territory." a
extended to all Public Land Slate ly
act of August 4, 18H3, Charle Kar
naugh, of Volga, county of lirooklng.
slat of South Dakota, ha thl day
(tied In till irt1ee til aworn statement
No. for the purchase of the N, W.
'4 of Section No. 1 In Town, hip No,
& N Runge No. 9 V and win offer
proof to show that the land sought la
more valuuble for Its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish bis claim tu said land before
ll-.o Iti glater and Receiver of thl umc
at Oregon Pity, Oregon, on
Friday, tho IMb day of September, 1900.
lie names aa witnesses:
limtliuliinitw J. llurke, of Sssald.
Oregon, James T. llurke, nf Seaside,
orvgon, William llurke, of Seauldo, Or
egon, Luther Laser, of Scatlle, Wash
ington, -d
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely tha above-described land are
re.iieied to file their claims In thl
"like on or before sold lih day of
September. lW).
CIIAS. II. MOORES.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Lnnd Oillce at Oregon City, Oregon
July 21. ItHsj.
Notice Is hereby fllven th ht ful-lowing-iiamed
settler hui Itlsd notice of
hi intengon to make final proof in sup
p ut of his claim, and thai said proof
will be made before tho county clerk Of
Clatsop county, at Astoria, Oregon, on
September 7, pjoo,
vis: Harold LJmlstnd, R. r. No 115SI.
for the W V, of N. W. Section 20 and
V. of N. K. M Section 1, Tp. ( N., It.
9 W,
He names the following witnesses to
prove his conllnu us residence upon
and cultivation of said land, vii:
Nils Olsson, Seaside, Oregon. Ole
Anderson. Push. Oregon, Arne Fryseth
Push, Oregon, Albert Olsen, Push Or
egon
CIIAS. 13. MOORES.
Register.
NOTICE FOR Pt'DLICATION.
Department nf the Interior. Ijind Offlc
at Oregon City. Oregon, July 21. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
low lng-nami'd settler ha filed notice of
his Intention to make final nroof in
upport of his claim, nnd thai uid
proof Will be mado before tha count v
clerk nf Clatsop county, at Astoria.
Oregon, on
August 31. 1900
via: William Row. II. K. No. 11M9. for
tne n. K. 'A Ration 1. TD. 4 N . it. s w
He name the following witnesses to
prove hi continuous residence noon
and cultivation of said land, vis:
Paul Aho. Astoria. Oreitoii. in,l
Johnson, Astirla, Oregon. Jona I'ntln
mi. Push, Oregon. Henry Hill, Push,
Oregon,
CIIAS. D. MOOR EH.
Register.
NOTICJ3 OP APPOINTMENT
or
ADMINISTRATOR.
In the County Court of the titat nf
Oregon for Clatsop County.
In the matter ot the eaim nf niu.
both A. Sco-.t. deceased.
Notice Is hereby irlvon tlmt th
derslgned has been duly appointed bv
the county court of Watson mimm
Oregon, administrator of tho estate of
i.iiiaocin A. Scott, divined.
All persons having claims strain.
siihl estato are hereby notlllod to pre-
e in me same to mo venned by law
reiulred. nt the law oniea ,.f V,n
Pro., In Astoria. Clataon cntintv Ore.
gon. within six month from the date
lion notice.
Dated this 20th dnv nf Toiv a n
1900. JOHN IT BiVit't
Administrator nf the uim. nt i,-n.'.
beth A. Scott, deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
.and Oirko Bt Oregon Cltv. Oreirnn
July 21, 1900.
Notice Is hereby irlven flmt th ..1.
lowlng-named settler has filed notice of
Ills intention to mnko final proof In
support of his claim, and that said
pnof will bo made before the county
lerk of Clatsop county, at Astoria, Oi
Spm, on
September 7, 1900
vlst: Nils OlKson. H. K. No. IHSfi, for
the N',4 of S. R. 4, 8. W. 'A of S. E. U,
Section 23, and N. W. of N K.
Section 2d, Tp. 5 N R. 10 W.
He names tho following witnesses to
piovti in continuous resilience
and cultivation of said land, viz:
upon
naroin i.indstad. Push, Oregon, Ole
Antlorson, Push, Oregon. Charlie John
son. Seaside, Oregon. C. O. Norback,
Portland, Oregon.
CHA.S, B. MOORES.
' Renlster.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that (lie tinder
signed has been appointed administra
tor of the estate of William F, Schelbe,
deceased, and all persons having claims
(lgnlnst said estate must present same,
duly verified, ta tho undersigned at his
Place of business In Astoria, Clatsop
county. Oregon, within six month from
this date.
, , JOHN HAHN,
Administrator of the, Estate of WU-
Ham F. Schelbe, deceased,
Astoria, Oregon, Aug. 1, 1900. ,h