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.1 niK AlPRXIXtt ASTURlAlH,, TUESDAY, , SEP'l 8MBEB 18, 110U gaily stcalmn ' JOHN t. IQHTER, Edlto. Telephone Main ttL TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Sent by mall, per year ICVO Cent by man, per month M Served by carrier, per month M SEMI-WEEKLY. Cent by mall, per year. In advance $2.00 I'osug free to subscribers. All communications Intended for pub lication should be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kinds and remittances must be addressed to "The Astorian." The Astorian guarantee to Us ad vertiser the largest circulation of any newspaper published on tht Columbia river. Advertising; rates can be had on ap- Dlicatlon to the business manager. Per President WILLIAM M'KIXLEY, Of Ohio. Por Vice-President THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Of New York. The missionaries In China are re ported to be complaining because the punishment the allies have been Ir.fllctinK upon the Boxers has not bwn severe enough. They have evidently for gotten what their Master said about turning the other cheek to him who who had struck a blow upon the one. The exlstlns tendency towards liber ality in religious opinions Is exempli fied in the growth among; the member ship of the Presbyterian church of the demand for a revision of their anti quated creed with expansion In phy sical affairs, expansion in the intellec tual realm is naturally linked. Church- Janity Is giving way to the more sim ple, more practical and more nearly perfect Christianity, until It Is no long er heterodox to believe that followers of another faith than our own are like ly to stand as good a chance as our selves in the great hereafter. The world has been indoctrinated to death and Is ripe for a movement which Is bound to come in the not distant fu ture the simplification of the creeds of the various denominations to a com mon basis where consolidation wli be not only possible but practicable and an accomplished fact. THE PRESIDENT'S LETTER. New York Tribune. Fic-sident McKlnley's letter accepting the Republican nomination is a docu ment which places the Democratic can didal under obligations to stop phrase making; and soberly tll what Mr. Me Kinley could have done, what he him self would have done had he occupied the executive chair, to avoid the present situation In the Philippines and save the country from the menace of Imoer lallsm about which he Is so much con cerned. The president elves all the attention to his paramount Issue that he could ask. ;nd gives It In the form of a careful review of events from the beginning of the war with Spain, show ing; convincingly how every step of the government of necessity followed from what had gone before, and how Impos sible It wis for any administration re gardful of National honor and foreign and domestic obligations to do any thing different from what was done. , Glibly to the tongue of Mr. Bryan cemffl the cant about militarism and the conquest of a people struggling to be free. But It Is safe to say that he will be as chary about meeting the dcl'nite questions raised In Mr. Mc Klr.ley's letter s he has been about telling whether or not he will nt once order home the trooo3 and leave his Tagalog allies to what b savs lr. their rightful freedom or whether or not he will force silver dollars on creditors desiring gold, if he Is made riresldent. The extended extract from Instructions and correspondence which the prf-pidfnt gives shows beyond all doubt our abso lute good faith In df allng with the Tag alogs and their absolute bad faith In dealing with us. Even before the pro tocol was signed or Manila was taken they had assumed an attitude of hos tility. They were without provocation predisposed to make any accommoda tion Impossible which did not involve, even while we were still engaged In actual hostilities with Spain, the sur render of the Islands to them for rule or rapine, a step which we could not have taken without violating our ob ligations as a elvlllzed power. Then, before the treaty was ratified, while the Bacon resolution, which would have given them what they bskoX was still pending, they attacked our troops and plunged us Into a rlrnggle to maintain our authority and defend out honor. It Is easy to say Dewey should have bill ed away, or terms thould have been made. But the president shows how, at every point, any such resolution was Impossible and sums ud with those pointed Inquiries: "Would not our adversaries haw sent Dewey's feet to Manila to capture and destroy the Spanish sea power there, or. dispatching it there, would they have withdrawn It after the destruc tion of the Spanish .leot; and. If the latter, whither would they have direct ed It to sail? Where could it have gone? What port in the Orient was open to It? Do our adversaries con demn th expedition under the com mand of General Merrltt to strengthen Dewey In the distant ocean nn.l assist in our triumph over Spain, with which nation we were at war? Was It not our highest duty to strike Spain at every vulnerable point that the war might be successfully concluded at the ear liest practicable moment? "And was it not our duty to pro tect the lives r.nd property of those who came within our control by the for tunes cf wur? Could ws have come away at any time between May 1. 1S9S, and the conclusion of rx-ace without a stain upon our good name? "Could we rave come away without dishonor at any time after the ratifi cation of the peace treaty by the sen ate of the United States? "There has been no time since the destruction of the enemy's fleet when we could or should have left the Phil ippine Archipelago. After the treaty of peace was ratified no power but con gress couli surrender our sovereignty or alfenate a foot of the territory thus acquired. The congress has not seen fit to do the one or the other, and the president had no authority to do elth er. if he had been so inclined, which he was not. So long as the sovereignty remains in us it !s the duty of the executive, whoever he may be. to up hold that sovereignty and. If It be at tacked, to suppress Its assailants. Would our political adversaries do less?" The president gives the larger part of his attention to Mr. Bryan's para mount Issue, but he does not neglect other topics. Particularly notlcable Is his treatment of the silver question, proving free silver to be the Immediate menace which the three parties sup porting, Bryan ara.,united to force upon the- couAtry. Everything that was dan gerous in the Chicago platform Is still dangerous, for it has been reaffirmed in soberness and in the face of the eachirg of four years. Everybody who was for sound money in 159? has rea son to be for sound money now. and, in spite of all the demagogic outcry about Imperialism, no reason to desert the party through which was found safety for the country then, as It can alone be found now. 'I had a running sore on my leg for seven years." writes Mrs. Jas. Forest, of Cheppewa Falls, Wis., "and spent hundreds of dollars In trying to get It healed. Two boxes of Banner Sulv. entirely cured it." CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist Most people who try to ride the wheel of fortune, manage to puncture the tire before they get very far. A good many consumptives would be cured and the worst cases comforted and relieved by using Foley's Honey and Tar. Suggest It to those afflict ed. You should do this as a friend. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. Once a wheel always a wheel; first a bicycle then a tandem, and last but not least a baby carriage. Ulcers, open or obstinate sores, scalds and piles, quickly cured by Banner Salve, the most healing medicine in the world. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. When a man begins to Imagine that he Is in love with a bloomer girl, it's about time for him to stop drinking. Allen Halverson of West Prairie. Wis., says: "People come ten mll'-s to buy Foley's Kidney Cure," while J. A. Spe ro, of Helioer, Ind says: "It is tho medical wonder of the age." CHAS. ituoaiwi. .Druggist. Iff; J Corrects all blemishes of 1SUQIE She face, removes blot ches, pln-plf-s. tan. sun burn, frecklss and makes K(lhPrfinPa beautiful complexion, i)uviuuuit is also the t best tooth wash, and excellent for deranged stomach. These tiny Capsules are superior to oaisam oi topaipa CURE IN 48 HOURSWT tho same diseases w;th.-' out inconvenience. Sold bv all DrurHstl. " Fl A U M I? E Q A n tir r? " - J lr jb. v . trie moot healing ealvo tn tn wcvici. ASSESSMENT; NOTICE. Commercial Street from West line oflOih to West line bf 8th Street ' Notice is hereby given that the assessment made by ordinance' No, 2TU of the City of Astoria, Oregon, entitled "An ordinance confirming 'Special As sessment Roll No. 34 for the Improvement of Commetvlol Street from the of U,h S(rf t0 V! NW" "ne of Sih Strevt" uirov,Hl Sept. M. I:HH, will be due and payable f In United States irol.l coin at the office of the City Treasurer on Sept i,th. 1S00. and If not w mu at said time the; Common tounoti will order warrants Issued for the collection of the same. Th assessment Is as follows: - ? , . RADOLLET. JOHN PAUL... BADOLLET, JOHN PAUL.... BADOLLET. JOHN PAUL. BADOLLET. JOHN PAUL. BADOLLET. DORA... BADOLLET, DORA.... A. BADOLLET. DORA.. RADOLLET. DORA DEMENT. JOHN C... FLAVEL, MARY C... FLAVEL. MARY C. FLAVEL, MARY C... FLAVEL, MARY C... FLAVEL. MARY C. FLAVEL. MARY C FLAVEL. MARY C. FLAVEL. MARY C... FLAVEL. G. C. FLAVEL. O. C. FLAVEL. G. C... FLAVEL. G. C. FLAVEL. G. C FLAVEL. O. C FLAVEL. G. C FLA t-L. u. u r j-iAVi.ii. fci-LOjit; i nuiviaed one-sixth of Lot !i block Cltv of Astorln. an laid out and recorded by John Mc- lnro FLAVEL. NELLIE Undivided one-nlxth of Lo't'o" Mock 2'. Cltv of Astoria, as lali out .in1 recorded bv John Mc cirr FLAVEL. NELLIE Undivided one-slxlh of Lot ": block City nf Astoria, as laid out an.) recorded by John Mc Clure FLAVEL. NELLIE Undivided one-sixth of LoV's.' block 23. Cltv of Astoria, as Inld out nnl recorded bv John Mc Clure FLAVEL. NELLIE UPdivldd nn-slxth of'" LoV'j' block 26. City f,f Astorln. ns 'aid nit and recorded bv John Mc Clure FLAVEL. NELLIE Undivided one-sixth "of" Lot" 4 Mock 2il. City of Astoria, as Inld out and recorded by John Mc Clure FLAVEL. NELLIE Undivided one-sixth of north half i'f Lot 1. block 26. City of Astoria as laid out and recorded by John Mc lur FLAVEL. NELLIE Undivided one-sixth of north'hrllf nnd east 3d f-t of south half of J.ot 2. block 26. City of Astoria, FLAVEL. KATIE FLAVEL. KATTE. FLAVEL, KATIE. FLAVEL. KATIE... FLAVEL. KATIE. FLAVEL. KATIE.. FLAVEL. KATIE. FLAVEL, KATIE,. HAMILTON. J. F.. njnr.uu. jii.um tivvjt,LLi, Ji.-NMt HOWELL. JENNIE . HOWELL, JENNIE MASONIC P. & Ii. ASSOCIATION. , . . . MASONIC B, & L. ASSOCIATION .... CVV- Undivided quarter, of south half . of Lot 5 block 54. Cltv of Astoria, us laid out and reoordtsl by John McClutv 1J.S0 Undivided ouartw. of south, half . of Lot , block 1'4. Cltv of Astoria, ' as laid out and recorded bv John McCluns mo UmtUiilod qmrter of south half of Lot 1, block M. Cltv of Astoria, as laid out anil recorded bv John MeCI'iro, 4.64 Undivided quarter of west 14 feet of south half of IaH 2. block City of Astoria, ns laid o.it and record d bv John MoClure J.SO Undivided quarter of south half of Lot 5. block "4. Cltv of Astoria. Inld out nnd recorded bv John MeCluro IS. 90 Un.llvlde.l quarter of south half of I.t 0. block 24, City of Astoria. as laid out and recorded bv John MoClure 13.90 Undlvldd quarter of nouth half of Lot 1. Mock Is. City of Astoria, as laid out and recorded bv John McClure 4 64 Undivided Quarter of wert 1 feet of south half of I.ot 2. Mock 28. Cltv of Astoria, ns Inld out and te.-orded bv John McClure 1.30 ..Lot 1. blotk 27. nty of Astoria, as laid out and recorded by John McClure 74.12 ..Undivided half of Lot 5. block IS. Cltv of Astoria ns laid out and recorded bv John McClure 37.06 1'mlMoeil half of Lot 6. block 2.1. Cltv of Astorl't, n laid out and recorlrd bv John McClure 37.06 Undivided half of Lot 7. block 2.'.. Cltv of Astoria, as laid out and r.-c.rd -d bv John McClure 37.06 VndMiUd half of Lot S. block 25, ..City of Astoria, ns laid out ur.l ,reooi je: ty John McClure 37.06 I ndiv.ded half of lot S. block 26, ..Citv of Astoria, ns laid out and recorded hv John McClure 37.06 I ndlvi led half of Lot 4. block ?. Citv of Astoria, as Inld out and recorded bv John McClure J7.06 i nai uivl Milf or north half of ...Lot 1. Mod: 26. Cltv of Astoria, as a oat and recorded bv John McClure I7.7J ...Lndiv,i.-i rwlf of north half and east feet of south half of Lot j -. block 2!. Cltv of Astoria, ns laid out and recorded bv John McClure 34.40 ... i n nvide.1 one-sixth of Lot 5. block City of Astoria, as Inld out nnd recirded bv John Mc- Our 13.35 ... i mil id-u one-sixth of Lot 0. Mock IV Cltv of Astoria, ns laid o.it and recorded bv John Mc Clure 12.35 ... l ndlvlded one-sixth of Lot 7. block 15. Cltv of Astoria, as laid out and recorded bv John Mc Clure 13.33 ...l nilWded one-sixth of Lot S. blo( k 23. Cltv of Astoria, as laid out nnd recorded by John Mc- f'lure 11.35 Undivided one-sftth of Lot 3. Mock 26. City of Astoria, as Inld out and recorded by John Mc- Hn- 12.35 l ndlvii!fd one-sixth of Lot 4. bloik 26. City of Astoria, as laid out and recorded bv John Mc Clure 12.35 I rdlviOd one-slxth of north halt of Lot 1. block 26. City of Astoria, as laid out and recorded by John McClur f.36 un iiv:dei one-sixth of north half and e.ist .16 feet of south half of Lot I. block 26. City of Astoria, ns laid out and recorded hv Jolm M(.rf 11.49 12.35 12 35 12.35 12.33 12 12.35 9.20 as lain out and recorded by John McClure Undivided one-slxth of "loY's' block 25. City of Astoria, as laid out and recorded by John Mc- 11.49 viure .Undivided one-slxth ot LoY'o,' block 2:., City of Astoria. as laid out and recorded bv John Mc Clure UnfMded one-slxth of Lot' Y Mock 2.-. Citv of Astoria. nfl laid out and recorded bv John Mc Clure ,I?'1.VL'"1 one-l,tth of'LoY's,' block 2i. Clry of Astoria, as laid out nnd recorded by John Mc Clure .Undivided e.ne-slxth of 'lJn'j.' block 2G. City of Astoria, as laid ''Ut and recorded by John Mc Clure .Undivided one-slxth of Lot" i, blork 26. Cltv of AKtorla. ns laid o-it an-I recorded by John Mc dure Undivided rne-slxth of north half of Lot 1, block 26. City of Astorln. as iald out and recorded by John 12 31 12.35 12.35 12.35 12.3 12.3.' McClure 9.20 Lnnividfd 'ine-slxth of north half nnd et 38 feet of south half of Lot 2, block 31, Cltv of Astoria, as laid out and recorded hv John McClure H 49 .Lot 2. block 27, City of Astoria, ns mid out and recorded by John McClure 7412 unoivined quarter of south half of Lot 5, block 21. City of Astoria, as laid out nnd recorded bv John McClure 13.90 Undivided eiuarter of south half of Lot 6, Hock 24. CJty of Astoria, as laid out and recorded by John MoClure -. 13.90 Undivided quarter of south half of Lot I, block 26. City of Astoria. as laid out and recorded by John McClure , 4 04 Undivided quarter of west 14 feet of south half of Lot 2. block 20, City nf Astoria, as laid out and recorded by John McClure L20 North half of Lot 3, block 27. City of Astoria, as laid out and recorded r.y John McClure t5.69 North half of Lot 4. block 27, : 1 ) . ' ' - SPELI.MIKR, H., Sl'ELLMHCR, II,. ............ . . h...... . ' .,. . TltULLlNOlilU, QEOROI.V....i TRUI.L1NGEH, GEORGIA., TRUl.LTNGlsa. GEORGIA,... TRULLINOER. GEOUOLV... WISE. MORRIS of Aitotia, as laid out and r-t-oi'dud bv John McClur 1S.H WISE. M01UU3 North half f UK . bl k 24. citv of Astoria, as laid out nnd - recorded bv John MoClur 1$.6S WRIiniT. MARGARET J Lot 7. block 24. Citv of Astoria. ns laid out and recorded by John MoClur Till WRIGHT. MARGARET J Lot X. blink !4. City of Astoria. us laid out and rvoorded by John MoClur 74.13 Rv order of the Common Council of Astoria, Oregon. Attest: it. K. NELSON. Auditor nnd Polio Judge of the City of Astoria, Oregon. Astoria. Oregon. Sept. IS. 1W0. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Seventh Stroot from North lino of Hond Stret to South line of Astor Street. Notice Is hereby given that the axseiuinieut mtido by ordinance No, :43. of the City cf Astoria. Oregon, entitled; "An ordinance confirming 'Spit-lul As smsinent Roll No. 3i' fop the improvement of Seventh Htnvt frtn the North line of Hond Streot to the South tin of Aior Strwt'" approved H-pt. 14. Itwo, will be due and pavabi In United Stales (.-old coin nt the oltto of the City Treasurer on Sept. 27, IWO. nd ( nt R,i pnM at snld time the Common Coun cil will order W:irrart Issued for thectlectloii of tl satne. The assessment Is as follows: E1UCKSON. AUGUST . t 4. block 11. City of Astoria, as Inld out and recordist by John MoClur. 1125.04 EORI). HUGH LK 3. block 11. Cltv of Astoria. ns laid out and recorded by John MoClur 41.0J HA' LAND, MARTHA E Lot 8. block 11. Cltv of Astoria. as laid out and recorded by John MoClur 41.0S HACKLEMAN. A UndlWded half of Ut 1. block 10, City of Astoria, a laid out nnd MONTEITH. IMA II.... r.YTTON. FRANK (Trustee), YOUNG. PENJAMIN.... us lal I out and recorded by John McClure 41.M The following Is payable In Installments, th first Installment du Sept. 27 1300. UERC.MAN. ISAAC Lot 7. block 10. City of Astoria. as laid out and recorded by John ' PROikJVESSlVE BUILDING AND .McClur .M LAND ASSOCIATION Lot 6. block 11. Cltv of Astoria, n laid out nnd recorded by John McClur 12J.04 Rv order of the Common Council of the City of Astoria. Orriron. Atteht: II. E. NELSON, Auditor and Pollc Judge of tht City of Astoria. Oregon. , Astoria. Oregon, Sept. 15, 1900. Oregon Short Line Railroad. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eaitern Points. Gives choice of two favorite routta, vU the Union Pacldo Fast Mall Llns, or the Rio Grand Scenic Llnsa. LOOK AT THE TIME 1 Duys to Salt Lake 2J Days to Denver 3 J Days to Chicago 4 J Days to New York. Free recllnlnc chairs. UDholsUrsd tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman mU- ace sleepers, operated on all train. For further Information apply to Or C. O. TERRT. W. E. COMAN, Trav. Pass. Aft. Oen. Arrat 124 Third St., Portland. Or. G. W. LOUNB0ERRT, Atent U. K. N. WHITE COLLAR LINL Columbia River and Puiet Sound Nav igation Company. Bailey Oatxert leaves Astoria dally except Sunday at 7 p. m. leaves Portland dally- except Bun day at 7 a. in White Collar Line tickets and O. R. & N. tickets Interchangeable on Ballsy Gatzert and Hassalo. Through Port land connection with steamer Nahcot- ta from Ilwaco and Long Beach point, A. J. TAXLUK, AStona, Agt. U. B. SCOTT, Telephone lit President. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. Leeve. PORTLAND. Arrlv 8:00a.m.PortlHnd Union Denotlll:10 a m. 0:55 p.m.lfor Astoria and inter- 9:40 p.m. imeoiaie points. I ASTORIA. 7.4Sa.m.lFor Portland A in-Ill :M a. a.m. 10 p.m. 1 1 c r mediate polr nts jioao p. m. SEASIDE DmSION. 11 ::!') a. m. ASTORIA SEASIDE 7:41 S. m 4.00 p.m 12 Ml, in 7 (Hill, in S::0i.m. fl:l'ia. in. U;.J p. in. All trains make el one eonneetlom at Coble with all Northern Pacific trains to ana from the East or Sound points. J. C. MAYO. Cen'l Fr't and Pas. Agent. H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 22L DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All Good Shipped to Our Car Will Receive S pedal AUeoUoo. No. 633 Duana St, W. i, COOK. MgT Re. TL 1I3L Astoria, Or. City of Astoria, as laid out and . n-ccrded by John Mcl lui ,;B8.59 South half of Lot 8. block 37.-' ' City of Astorlit Inld out and recorded bv John MoClure H.M .South half of Lot 4. block 17. i Cltv of Astoria. ,a la-Id .out and recorded by Jolm MoClur ..a 18.6S1 Undivided quarter of south lutlf of Lot block 24, City nf Astoria, a lull out and recorded by John MoClurn ll Undivided qtuu'tor of south halt if Ijit . hl.i. W S4. Cliv of A.torla. ns Inld out and recorded bv Joho k MeClur 1J.W .....Undlvlde'l quirter of south half . of Ut 1. bltvk 2. City of Astoria, tut laid out and worded by John McClur. -1 i 04 UndlMdcd quarter of w(i 14 fcd of south half of Lot a, blin-k it, Cllv of Aatitrl. as Inld out add recorded by John McCluiv 1.30 North half of UK I. block 84. City , recorded bv John MoVlur 62 53 Undivided half of Ut 1. block 10. Ctv of Astorln. as Inld out and recorded bv John MoClur 02.51 Uil 8. block 10. Cltv of Astoria, as laid out and recorded by John MoClur 125.04 Lot J. block 10. City of Astoria. Depot Fifth and I BtreeU. Overland Bxprest Trains for Salem, Uoseburg, Ash land, Sacramento, Of Jen. San Fran cisco, Mojsve. Lot Leave Arrive 7:30 p.m '1:11 a.m Allfl-IIL 1.1 lun . ..a 1 .. .77.. . 7 1. m v n,r urieane ana 7:00 p.m the East At Woodburn (daily except Hun day), morning train connctcllh train for Mt, An SH, Sllverton, rownsvlll. Hprlngfleld, and Natron, and even ing train for Mt. Angel and Bllvtr- ton 7:30 a.ml Corvallls passra- IU:Kj.m l:Ma.m 4:S0 p.m Sheridan passen ger Dally. Dally except Sunday. Rebate ticket on sal between Pert land, Sacramento and San Franclaoo. Net rates 117 first claa and 111 seoond class, Including sleeper. Rate and ticket to Eastern point and Europe. Also Japan, China, Hono lulu and Australia. Can be obtained from J. B. Klrkland. Tloket Agent. 114 Third tret. YAMHILL DIVISION. Passenger depot foot of Jefferson It Leave ior Oswego daily at 7:10, t:44 a. m.; 12:30. 1:05, 3:26. 6:16, 1:33, 1:043, 11:30 p. tn.; and 0:00 a. m. on Sunday only.. Arrlv at Portland dally at M il 8:10. '10.60 a. m.; 1:36, 3:16, 4:30, 1:20, 7:40, 10:00 p. m.; 11:40 a. m. dally ex cept Monday; S:30 and 10:06 a. tn. on Sundays only. Leave for Data dally, except Bun day, at 4:30 p. m. Arrlv at Portland at 9 30 a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mondays, Wednesday and Fri day at 2:46 p. m. Return Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays, ISxcept Sunday. R. KOEHLER, Manager. C. H. MARKHAM, - Oen. Frt. and Pas. Act HILV m n A familiar name for th Chlcags, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway, known all over the Union a th Great Rail way running th "Pioneer Limited" trains every day and night vetween St, Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago. "Th only perfect train In the world." Understand: Connec tions are made with all transcontinent al lines, assuring to passenger th beet service known. Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam heat, of a verity equaled by no other line. Be that your ticket read via "Th Milwaukee" when going to any point in th United State or Canada, All ticket agent sell them. For rate, pamphlet or other Infor nation, address, J. W. CASEY, C. J. EDDY, ' Trav. Pass. Agt., Oen. Agt, Portland. Oregon. Portland. Or. Jf.iSiV -jy turner -r I.KOAI, XOTK-M NOTICE FOR 8THWIST IMPROVE MIC NT. Notlc limrvbTinven iiit the Com. mon Council of (he City of Astoria has dec In red Its determination and Inten tion to Impruv all that irtkii of Franklin avenue tn the City of Astoria, Clatsop County, Plate of Oregon, .is Ull out and miordsd by J. M. Hhlv.i ley. and geilertilly ' known Shlve ley's Astrl. fronj the east line of Twnntv-slXth strst to the west line of Thirty-first stroet. by removing all the old covering plank on mid portion of snli street, from curb to curb, strnlKh tl'ttlng up . -the posts where' ne.Miwry, puttluu In 7 new poets for uudorpin nlnii i Inche bv U liw-h.-s and SO fa Ioiik, 3 new Mta Uxi. 11 fort long, 0 new piis Vixii, 13 f,Hi long and I new posts 12x13, 10 f.vt lung: nlmi two pew rsps, one 13x13, 13 fwt lolig and one l.xU', 14 feet long, mild posts and caps to b-t Plnrml at such pliici ns shall be ileslgtmtiH In dm plane and stx-cl. Diallons for snJd ralra or Improve ment to be filed by the city surveyor with (ho auditor and police Judge of the City of Astoria; and also putting in new blocks undr the existing t ling er and Posts on said portion of aid street and new ivy bracing, mid by rt'PlMiiklng Mid iHrtlm of sold strrot fiMin curb to curb with covering plank 13 Inch's by 4 inches, 17 ft long, the Plnnklng to ue plnccd upon the vilet. lug stringers on said portion of said street: and also by Pulling In new decking on the side walk on the north side of sold portion of said street from the rnt line of Twtnty.fdgtHh strert to a point 110 feet east thweof; and by constructing and putting In iW f-vt of new hand railing on the north side of snld lrtlon of said street brtwevn Thirtieth nnd Thlrty-nret trert. AU matrlal ud tn making said npalrs shall be good round rel or yellow fir lumber, and snld .iiinvmrhl or re. tnili-e slmll be made strictly In lu rcrd ancfi with the pin us and stiecltleutions tln rouf to be fll. j w ith the auditor and police JihIkb cif said city by the city surveyor as hor Innftrr stated. That the rusts nnd rxiHiir of mnklng said improvement or repairs eball bo defray, 'd by epl asiesnmnt upon the lots, land and premises. Including water frontage, within '.he special oosinnment district herrlnafirr dosliinutiM to be an.i-ssel fur the ourtiv. of defraying the (-mis and rtprnxe of nmklng nld rcpulrs or IniprovBiiicnt, which said district is ilccrlml ns follows., to Ut; Commencing at the eouthwret comer of lot six () In block number six ). and running thrtiee to the noithwrnt rrncr of lot enven t) In li( k 144, thence northerly to tho north wret corner of bcH-k 141. thence 'cast crlv ukiiiK the north line of block 114, Hi, ill. It7 and MH to th.. north nut corner if block 111, thence south erly to th! ciiitlu-n.t corner of lot one til 111 bloc tw (2). thence winterly on a strulght line through the center of blocks 3, 1, 4, J. and 0 to the place of brKlnnliu. nnd containing all of blocks 144. I4S. Its. '.47 mil 1H and the north bntf of blocks 2. 3. 4. S and . all In the town inuvr city) of Astoria. Claiw-p County. State of 4 reg.m, as laid cut and re.H.rd.M by J. M. Hblveley, and which said district Includes all the lots, lands .tml premier benefited by snld repairs or Improvement. That the cltv surveyor of anld cltv lis; bten directed to prepnr and file Willi the auditor and nolle ludve of alii city specifications for said repairs and Improvement and estimates of the Ms and exiwnscs thereof. That this r.otk-e Is nublUhed In th Morning Astnrlnn for eight days, In pursuance to a n solution dtrecting the same, duly adopted by snld council on the soth day of August. 1904, the date of the flrnt publication bring .11 Wed ncsiluy. September 13, 1'K). 1 1 I'., XKLSOV Auditor and Police Judge of the City (ii Aiioris. GO EAST VIA SHORTEST ANDQUICKESTLINE TO St.Paul, Diiliitli, Minneapolis, chlcajsj and All Pulns East DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIME; SER VICE AND SCENERY UN EQUALED. Through I'elsce end TourUt Sleepers Lilnli nil Huge! Smoking Library Cars Tickets to point East via Portland and the Great Northern Ry., on sal at O. R. A N. Ticket Offloe, Astoria, or Great Northern Ticket Offlc 268 M0RKIS0N STREET, PORTLAND. For rates, folder and full Informa tion regarding Eastern trip, call on or address, A. D. C. DENNISTON, City Pass, and Ticket Agent. Portland. THE LOUVRE Strangers visiting In tne.city will llnd the Lonvre au attractive resort wherein to spend the evening. The Ammo Histors Ladies' Orchestra Is still on the bills and present nlirhtly a musical program of exceptional merit, Handsome pool and billiard rooms an a feature In connection with the house. Palatable lunches will be served at all anura Dr. T. L. Hall DENTIST. 673 Commercial Street, ASTORIA onto. Oyer Echlussel'i Clothing Store. J. A. Fastabend, " , General Contractor and Builder 1
