The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, October 30, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT V I. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.. Tjlephone Main 661. ' ; terms 0$" feunscniPTiON.H DAILT. Pent by mall, per year $600 Sent by mall, per month RO Served by carrier, per month 60 SEMI-WEEKLY. Sent by mall, per year, In advance, JI.00 Font re free to subscribers. All communications Intended for pub lication ahould be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kinds and remittances must be addressed to The Astortan." The Astorian guarantees to Its ad vertisers the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising; rates can be had on ap lira Hon to the business manager. Per President . WILLIAM M'RIXLCY, Of Ohio. Por Vice-President THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Of New York. . No wonder the Spanish ex-premlsr burns to wipe up the awful Insult In blood. Nothing short of torrents of the best Castilian blue could avenge the in sult cast upon him by the statement that he dt-sired to set up a republic, It is gratifying to see at least tw or the houth American republics on friendly terms. Slay the pleasant re lations now marking the intercourse of Brazil and theArgentine Republic be the beginning of an era of hitherto un known good feeling among the repub' lies of Central and South America! The New Tork banks are wisely get ting rid of their gambling clerks. The Man who wants something for nothing at the expense of somebody else, wheth er it be a free advertisement In a news paper or the neat little sum of $7(0,- P00. Justly deserves to be looked upon with suspicion. Notwithstanding the fact that our navy has demonstrated that its marks men stand in the front rank among the gunners of the world, the department is making furth?r provisions for in creasing its efilclensy In this particular. If there is any one department of the American government which should be the Nation's especial pride more than any other, it Is the navy department, which has reached Its present grade of efficiency under the able oversight of that great Republican statesman, John D. Long, who, we prophesy, will yet be heard from In some higher position of trust In the affairs of the Nation. The Nation will support Lieutenant Hood In his earnest plea for a trans pacific cable to be operated by the gov ernment as a military necessity. We do not. however, share the pessimistic doubts of the lieutenant as to the likeli hood of favorable legislation, unless the Democrats should win In the com ing elec tion, which is altogether improb able. The passage of a bill for the con struction of such a cable would be quite In line with the progressive policy of the Republican party and, if that party be permitted to continue in pow er, the expense necessary for laying the cable can be easily met. The Dalles Times-Mountaineer says that 'President Mellen. of the North- BLOOD We live by our blood, and on it. We thrive or starve, as our blood is rich or poor. There is nothing else to live on or by. When strength is full and spirits high, we arc being re freshed, bone muscle and brain, in body and mind, with con tinual flow of rich blood. This is health. When weak, in low spirits, no cheer, no spring, when rest is not rest and sleep is not sleep, we are starved ;'our blood is poor; there is little nutri ment in it Back of the blood, is food, to keep the blood rich. When it fails, take Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil. It sets the whole body going again man woman and child. We'll Kuj roil littl to try, H yoo like. SCOTT ft BOWNE, , Pari street, New York. 'i'n Taoifto, has Wn doing-some talk- Tug thai has opened tht eyes both it Portland and Astoria. Mr. Mellon very correctly say that the wheat of 0 gon and Washington should be th p ped direct from Astoria, which. hAv ever, cannot no done unices .Astoria puts up docks and warehouse." As toria has docks ami warehouses amply sufficient for a good deal more business than now comes here and with the granting of th? sume railroad rates giv en other coast cities work on great wheat elevators would be at one commenced. One of the questions over which there !s liMy to be a warm discussion at th next session of congress Is the re-enactment of the Chinese exclusion act. which expires about eighteen months hence. Chairman Ma gut re, of the Cen tial Labor Cnlon, has wisely called the attention of the laboring men of the country to the necessity for early ac tion locking towar.ls the enactment if the same or a similar law. The people of the Pacific coast, especially. cannot afford to all w this matter to rest until this law becomes Inoperative and we are overrun by a horde of the yellow barbarians. It is not too soon to begin an agitatlcn of the question so that our representative In congress may know that Oregon !s unalterably opposed to the free Immigration of Asia tic labor. The present law should be so modified, however, that Chinese students may be freely admitted and allowed to remain so long as they are bona fide students at some one of our institutions of learning. The quicker the more ambitious and more enllght ened classes of the Chinese become fa- niliar with our Institutions, our cus urns and manner of living so much the faster will our commerce with the Orfcnt expand. For the same reason travelers of all nationalities should be permitted to visit our country freely PROSPERITY AND POLITICS. Los Angeles Herald. Our Democratic friends are prone to assert, when things go against them when their predictions are unfulfilled and their principles remain unverified that it ''Just happened so," and they continue to preach their false doctrines. Ignoring the facts and Insulting thy Intelligence of the American people. For instance, there was no louder. more persistent assertion made In the campaign of 1S96 than the sllverite cry that the prices of silver and wheat went together; and when wheat went up to a dollar and the price of sliver remained in the ditch of demoralisation, the "just happened so" cry went up: but the Bryanites have fought very shy of the subject ever since. Now Mr. Bryan and his support. are asserting that the prosperity that now prevails the country over is In no wise due to the wise policies and benefi cent laws of a Republican administra tion. It "Just happened so," is again the cry. Let some facts and figures covering the last three national admin istrations decide the question: Official statistics, published by the state of Massachusetts, show that dur ing the four years from 1SS8 to 1892 Harrison's administration) there was in that state a total increase of $73,941, 880 ln the value of the product, .18,244,- '4 in the total wages paid, and 27,364 in the number of persons employed In he establishments reporting for those years. The next four years were those of the second Cleveland administration. There as an increase ln one year 1894 In each of these Items; but subtracting the Increase In 1S94 from the total de crease curing Me other three vears there was a net decrease of $96,916,6061 ln the value of products; $4,085,252 in the total wages paid, and 16,687 in the number of persons employed. Prosperity returned In 1897 and 1898, under the McKlnley admnintratlon, and there were increases all along the line. Dllrtnc rticoa ..-. . . n,-; years, mere was a total Increase of $15,300,054 n the value of the products, an Increase of $4,219,781 In the total wages paid, and of 14.215 in the number of persons employed. Try another state. The New York state labor bureau shows the number of employes and the wag's paid In sixty-six leading districts of the com monwealth during each of the nine years from 18S1 to 1899, inclusive. The results substantiate the Massachusetts comparison. Under a Democratic low tariff pros perity took wings and flew away; under the Dingley protective tariff it returned and was glad to get back. There' was a steady increase during each year of Harrison's and McKlnley's administrations, both In the number of persons employed and total wage paid and a decline In those Items during Cleveland's administration. For" the year ending June 20, 1S99, which was the nig MORNING mrt prosperous year, on record m ih I'liited States, the Increase In the cm invj.urci. ur taoor was nearly to per cent,, a contrasted with l$i4. the first yar of unrestricted free trade tariff UgWaUon. During the last two years of the Harrison administration and the first two year of the McKlnley ad ministration, the men In the lxty-s New Tork establishments received $14, vw.wu in wages. During Cleveland" four years they received only $:),000,WO, Prosperity shlea at a Democratic ad ministration. TO CIRC K COLD IS ONC DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund th money -f falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signature Is on each box. ICc. An editor Is a man who may be hired to keep things out of his paper. A man always looks like a fool at the marriage altar but It's because he is. Don't be deceived or humbugged by people who claim the discovery of some hitherto unknown herb or root in swamps, or on some mountain or prairie, for the cure of kidney and bladder troubles. Any doctor or drug gist will tell you that such claims are rrauduient. holey's Kidney Cure aim ply contains remedies that are recog nlsed by the most skilful physicians as oest tor these complaints, so don be credulous or foolish. CHAS. ROO EKS. druggist. If a word to the wise Is sufficient, then most wives consider their hus bands fools. . TO STOP A COLD. After exposure or when you feel cold coming on. take a dose of Foley Honey and Tar. It never falls to stop a cold ir taken in time. CHAS. ROO ttJb, Druggist. A girl may not know how to kiss, but she seldom misses an opportunity to tearn. '1 have alwayt used Foley't Honey ana iar cougn medicine and think It the Best in the world." says Chaa. Hender, a newsdealer of Erie. Pa. Take no substitute. CHAS. ROGERS. Drue gist Silence may be srolden. but rtlentv of silver will shut a man's mouth lust as eiiectiveiy. It Is exasperating? to on who knrwi Foley's Honey and Tar. and knows what It will do. to have a dealer rec ommend something else as "just the same- or just as good' for colds. coughs, croup, la grippe, etc. CHAS, KOUliKS. Druggist. When a man's sins find him out. thev aaways nang around until he comes in again. The editor of the Fordville. Ky.. Mis. cewneous writes as a postcrlpt to a Dusiness letter: "I was cured of kid ney trouble by takln Foley's KMnev ure. laice notning else. CHAS. kuuers. Druggist The only way a man can find out Just what a woman thinks of him. is to make her mad. A CARD. The manufacturers of Banner Salva have authorixed the undersigned to guarantee It for burns, cuts, sores, ul cers, tetter, ecxema and all skin diseases- You have your money back if It doesn't do all It claims. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. No man would ever strive to achieve fame if it wasn't for the sake of pleas ing some woman. BRIGHT'S DISEASE. High living. Intemperance, exnosure and many other things bring on Brlght's disease. Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent Brlght's disease and all other kidney or bladder disorders If taken ln time. Take nothing else. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. Hell can have no terrors for the Boor inner who marries a saint. IT HEALS THE LUNGS. When suffering from a racking? cousrh take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. The soreness will be relieved and a warm, grateful feeling and healing of the parts affected will be experienced. Take no substitute. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. BESTOF EVERYTHING In a word this tells of the Passenger! Service via i i ..the Uorlhweslern EineJ tiignt irains uaiiy Between St. I and Chicago, comprising The Latest Pullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cars, Library and Observation Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars. Paul! I The 20th Century Train Runs Every Day of the Tear. The Finest Train in the" Worla Electric Liyhted Steam Heated THE BADGER STATE EXPRESS, the Finest Daily Train Kunning Between St. Paul and Chicago, via the Short Line. Connections from the TTest made via The NORTHERN PACIFIC, GREAT NORTHERN and CANADIAN PACIFIC R'TS. This Is also the BEST LINE between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis. All agents sell tickets via The Northwestern Line W. H. MEAD, - H. L. SISLER. General Agent. Trav. AranL 248 Alder Street, Portland, Oregon. 11 ASTORIAK.. ,lHjKgtAlt- (KflOBKK r W. ltOU ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA rRIYER RAILROAD. r Un PORTLAND, J Arrlvs" S:txni.iVvFtlanij)ilon DpotlU:10 m.m. ;M p.m.'for Astoria and Inter- t:40 p.m, j ' Jinedlat points, . VI ABTORIA. ' " 7.411a.m. For Portland ln-lll:N l.ll,Ji,.?;,l' Pwlnta 110.30 p.m. . ' t I tj WCA81DB DIVtBION. . fi ll:a.m. A 30 p.m. n a. m. .:.) p. m. ASTORIA SEASIDE 7 1 a. Ill 4 00 p. in U Ml , III 7 UI, HI All trains make close connections at Gobi w-Kh all Northern Iaclno trains to and from the East or Sound points. J. O. MAYO. Clen'l Fr't and Pass. Agent A FEW INTERESTING FACTS W hen people are contemplating a tilp. whether on business or pleasure, they naturally want the b,t ...rvi.- obtainable as far as speed, comfort and safety Is concerned. Kmplovcs of the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES ar paid to serve the public and our trains are operated m H to make close con nections With dlvfi-vhiir llm- ui ,.il Junction points. rulltnan Palace Slivnlnir nn.i Cam on through trains. i-'ining car m-rvlce unexcelled. M.i served a la carte. In order to obtain the first- vice, ask the ticket airent . .,n v..n a ticket over ThiWIsconsiQ Central Lines. and you will make direct connection at M. Paul 'for llilcago, .Milwaukee and all jxtnts East. For any further Information call on any ticket unt. or correspond with jaw. i;, HI.N 1 (Ion Airt Al A iMfWL- fi. . .... ttoneral Airent. TH K CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN it AIL WAY. GO EAST VIA SHORTEST AND OUICKESTLINE TO SLPaal.DuIutb, Minneapolis, rhica. and All folns East DAILT TRAINS; PAST TIME; SER. A.U otENERi UN EQUALED. TllMH.1, 1 -1 - - - - ionri.1 HiBra umina-aod Bnltet smoklag Library Car Tickets to DOlntS East via Portland and the Great Northern Ry., on sale at O. R. A N. Ticket Ofnw. a.,i. 4-iunuern iicaet unice 268 MORRISON STREET, PORTLAND. For rates, folders and full tnfnrma. uon regarding eastern trlD. rail nn n. uuures. A. B. C. DEWTSTrtv City Past, and Ticket Agent. Portland. urn TIA Depot, Fifth and I Streets. Overland Express Trains for Salem, Roseburg, Ash land, Sacramento, Ogden. Han Fran cisco, Mojave. Loe Angeles, El Paso, New Orleans and the East. Leave 7:30 p.m 8:30 a,m '7:00 p.m At Woodburn (dally except Sun- fl a V I tnnmlni. I train connects with tram for Mt. An gel. Sllverton, Brownsville, Springfield, and Natron, and even ing train for Mt. Angel and Silver ton. Corvallls passen- cer ll":30a.m i5:Mp.m 114:50 p.mj Sheridan passen- llR-Wn m ,, I per. Dally. I'Dnlly except Sunday. Tl..t. '. - .. land. Sacramento and San Francisco IMTtin I 1 1' I. II T n ttaiA r.. n n n TT . I Net rates 117 first class and 111 second class. Including sleeper. Hates and tickets to Eastern points lul from Third Passenger detxn foot of Jefferson St Leave,of! 9"weg0 Aiy at 7:2- 9:4 m; 12:30, -:5B. 3:25, 5:16, 6:25, 8:05, . j". .. ...a I , T . ' Bna lu:w m' on T-av5! fn,yi'iait 'ah . a. ? on Daa, ?alIy' except Sun- 2? -Sta m Arr'Ve ftt POrtllln,S at 30 a. m. Passensfcr train leaves Dallas Airlle Mondays. Wednesdays and Frl- Thu'rsdav.an!;- ffisSsT Except Sunday n KOEHLPR ;.. it. j.UJMiL,fc.K, Manager. Oen F'rtH'andAPa.?At Oen. Frt. and Pass. AgUl3 O OcrxsasvMSxJZ) ir south lr) curope. aiho Janan. C'h nn Honn. '" " "'"'"T mentioned Hnd excent as u u and Australia. Can be rib-tain,, "inerwiKe provld-d herein a.n.1 hv said ... "T "regnn, NHva. J. B. Klrkland. Ticket An7 iM Plans and shwlfiratlon. ss.1.1 imoroe. "J? ngton lerrltory" as ex. Street. !" nt In n,, . t-rs of detail shall be made i? " J"f Y" "1. tat... by in conformity to the provisions of Or- ,Tf Olney County ? pV.i thiaia,,fr' va mutt t . Il'r";:!..''' r9".1 "I city entitled Oregon ynatUh ydav n X.n ...., u .o a m. on ounaay mi premises beneflted by said Iroprove- ilTe ftt PoItlsn1SJI7 fti 6:36' m"nt.wlllrh -aid lots, lands and prem- ?:,0 iTtif ' 3;16, t:3?.' ,:29' ,rn"nt'"l aald improvement 7.40. 10.00 D. m: 12:40 a. m. fin Iw ft- are hi. H.l,i u,i.t.. - ... H.F.Prael Transfer Co , Telsphoni IJL DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All aooda BhlpiMdi W Our Cart0 nui ttsceiva upsoial Attention. No, lit Duant St., Astoria, Or. W. J. COOK. Wfr T) ir.1 DR. F. VAUQHAN. UKNYIHT l. Knlght'a RullJlnf. vvr vuuper a Htort. J. A. Fastahend. General Contractor and Builder. the louvue nirattgvrs visiting In too city will find th UmvrM iiiif.ii,r . i i 1 . fu "l,tMotiY. r'r whirt'ln o iprna iii rvsumg. i lm Atuturt Nl.ler. l.ailio Urcluntra la still on tlm bill. pre.iita iilgliily a musical piecpiumai nnrit, Hnmlom wol ami iniiiHrii riHiiiiH Bna m ritainaa u ai with tlmhotiso. l'alatabla Itmchea will wrviHl at all omtra 1,u,,,,, 111 WHITF rni I Atf I !Mi vwnil LIIU Colutrbitt Ulver and l'uget Sounl Nav- igiuion Company. i.uiy iratiert l.-aves Astoria Oally ouiuiay at j p. m, iaa,h mrttand dally except 8un day at 7 a. m. White Collar Line tickets, O. U. & N. tickets and Ilwuco Ky & Nav. Com- 1 1 ? ,1""rh,"K:;"ul ""'I' - J, ? 1 , ,hr,,u? ," nun'l'la JJ h Uun" Nhl, fr.Mii l.waco and U.ng llech p..nt. TeletdiolW No. Ill A. J. TAYI.oit. Astoria Asvnt K. W. CHIOinXiN, l'ortland Agent, Oregon Short Line Railroad. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana. Utah, Colorado 2nd all Eastern Points. Olve rholct of two favorlt routff, via me i nion l acino fast Mall Llns. or I I, u I .' I Hm.J. C. , , uibiiui ocrnio iinaa. LOOK AT THE TIME 11 I)uv8 tb Suit Like 2 i Days to Dt'nvor H Days to Chicago 4 Days to New York. rree reclining ehalra. unhalstanMl tourist sleeping care, and Pullman pal- ace sleepers, operated on all mm For further Information annlv .a Or C. O. TERRT. W. E. CO MAN. Tray. Pass. Aft. Oen. AgsaL i.t inira t., Portland, Or. O. W. LOUN8BERRT, Agent O. R. A N. LKOAL NOTICES NOTICE 13 HEREBT GIVEN That the Common CouncU of th City of Astoria ha declared Its determlna - ""ii iiiK'niuin 10 imirov an ihnf , ...... u, uuaiiB street in mo part of .iv . iij ui Ajtiona lain nur anil f. lonieu Dy j. h. Hhlvely anj avnerallv Known as Hhlvely's Astoria lvtns- b. tween the east line of Fifteenth street and the west line of Seventeenth street except me portion of sa d street be. .""-11 sum noons unon unien thiiv ine anove.uescr nei innrt. ar. O'llrlen hotel building stand at the southeast corner nf hlnir i -o or saiu part or said city, That between the east Una of rlft.i-nth street and the west line nf maieentn strwt said improvement shull consist of grading said stret to the es- tabllnhpil ffrnda Ih.nuJ ik.Ait.l,,,,,. .1.. entire width thereof and ilanklng the name h. o wi.iih ,.f n r., .k.......i. the enter thereof with red or yellow ,No,lc 1 hereby given that In com r plank, throe inches hv tw,lv in. K'b'nce with the provision of the act ch- In thl. u-n,,.. ..j ..i.i. k . tn ... In li-ngth and constructing a sidewalk 1ST ill lea an that th bi nts will be 13 fe-t apart b-tween cen ters and there will be six plies to the "ii unu placing caps and stringers on me same and constructing a sidewalk ten feet In width on each side of the reei ami planking the street to the a...,.u . -7 u ii vnmHWHn are usually conitructi-d '.nil ...... .. mat wniiH saia sidewalks are to Ix- tn f. et In Wl.lth the sidewalk a.lla. n i. el building n nn width tlio .mull , 1 10 1110 Hal'' 'J Brlen hotel Is to be IfH than If n reef y the distiince that said hull Jects Into the street so that the small I'rt of the wlge of the street covered ny silIU III! i ni Will not Ijb Imnrnvof! In,,.. ' . . . . ' . . . -...,, IIII.II I.V I Till 111 , . n A TV, O.lu r .ml. ly ln. K-cor-lance with the plan end speclnYatioriH therefor to be filed with I be auditor and police judge of said city by the city surveyor thereof as thereof as brovemem of Streets." i innf th.. ,.,.!. j . j, lmr,rveni. nt shall be defrayed by a leiiil awosKment upon the lots, lands " "ii. un a airei'iui .. i , "H,m'nt district to be assessed pro- raU af:c',r,,inf to the benefits for the PurPe of defraying the ooats and ex- V'fr? "' m"Wn ! Impvment. which said district is as follow. to- witt riti is as lonow, to Commencing at th northwest corher W'k 124 LaAITX. f2y.to. IP wu"1t o.block apd th"nce to the southeast comer of iii... v ivn v.. tn, th" .Wcorn of blo k and Ih-nce westcrl to the Mnt of Arriw. at n itSe h street ten feet In , "" 1 '"i'"' , 'regon. Nevada. Ave W(th. That between th we.t line of J?'1, W!:ih,.n,? ,T1frlt?ry' n'' Sixteenth street and the west line ! " ' ff , 1 ",;!,lc ln t by of Seventeenth street said street Is to act uf Au?" ''Jw.'npaT.rrv be Improved, according to said determl- f A.,nrk rt?,"' , uuv iik iii ivu no mac tne i iuii wmtn there.)f on the established abllsh her clam ..:,' 1 grale between sidewalks with plank of ths rValster and VcelJ i o', b,'f:,'r red or yellow fir f.jr Inches thick and Vregon Clfy Oraon on F ' " twelve Inches wide, except that at the 21st dnv of IemW rl,1"y' ,he croHsing where said street crosses Six- 7, wl neis' v 9 v teenth street the street Is to be planked bU." Zv C ! Mase7 Th, '" 7'i.F' r- throughout the full width thereof . n 'orI.C:.T'' ri T" ryM. . HOI. HI IIIO I 'Z.KIIAI. NOI'lt'M, beulnultic and aocrdlnitly Includes block lilt, 12H, 133 and 1:14. all of said nltru' being In th said l'it f wil'l city lul out and wcomkiI ny a, w. rini. Tlmi the cltv surveyor of sain en ha been ro'iulred and directed to pre imrv anil deposit with tile alienor am said cltv specification for said proposed improvement and i tlmi.!,. ,.r tiin m luoittt iiicnmi. i nai tin nitiicv ! piiuM""' " "' days lu th Morning Antoruin in pur uaiu to a resolution of M '"i""1 ilirvrtluir th lunm iin.l duly ailoitp lli loher lMh. 1!HX). th i1at of th first plllilli ftllnn of till notice Mug October S.lrd. 1W0. It. K. .M'.i"', Auditor and Police .'mlg of the I'll of Astoria. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. " I rt, ......... rn., A..tf. lniiaf 3.1. 1900 Notice I hereby lvn tnai in com ilium with thfi nrnvlnliiln of Ui ar of Congie of Jun 1, I.'. enllliil "An act for th mvl of tliniwr lanus in th state of California, 'iregon, Muva da and Washington Trrltiy." a ' tended to all th I'ubllc Und Hlnlr by act of Augum i. 1SJ1. Applioii! Jonn -'n. of t)lny, County of cit"P. ruaii ' Oregon, ma this any nia in inn ottlco hi .worn statement No, M.'l. fo the nurclm. of th NK half of HMlon v i nwn.tio. N t North. Hans IT West, and will offer proof to (lloW at th land sought I hum vanisnu i nir iim iiniuer iir aiuiie iiiaii "im cul,ur' l,l,rloe. and to r.ulill.h his claim to said land befor- tlio ltrlter uty, Urefon. on KriJay. th SJM Unjr 0 II namrs a wltnesse: William W, IVlie. Julius UartM.. Hebantlan tliaser. lleorg Flnlry. all of Olney. l'P County. Oregon Any and all persini iiuiiiiuig .ivr ly the aliove-den'-rlt).!.! land ire re HK'ited to file their claim In tlil of' flee on or brfoi said :Jrd day of No vnuber, 1W0, ' CHAS. 11. MooitKS. ItrglnKf, NOT1CH KOH I'IMILICaTION." y Oregon City. Oregon. Auu.t IT. 1 Notlcs l. hereby given that In e I'ltam-t with lha provision of th ot Congress of Jun I. 1S?I. rntl 130 com act tl Ltd An act for th sal nf tlmbrr land In th states of California. Oregon, Neva da and Washington Territory." a tl tended to all th I'libtlc Und Hlatr by net of August 4. 1SK3. Anna M. t)asr, f Olney. County of Clatsop, Htat of ore., ha till day filed In this oiilii be sworn statement No. H'O. fur th pur i tm.e uf th lots 7. I. and 10 of c (Ion I, In township No. I North, Kangt i Nest, and w 111 offer nroof to ihow that the land sought I ttior valuable fur Us timber or stono than for asri cultural ptirpo. and to establish her claim to said land before th Itrgl. ter and Itecelver of this ofdeo at Or. gon City. lregon. on Friday, th JJrd Jay of November. 1IW0. Hhe name as witnesses: J k Denrk fii bastlan tllaser. William W. lv. and John DcncU. all of Jlnoy. Uattop touniy, Oregon. Any and all penn claiming advirs. ly I he above-d.-serlb.id lands ara r. iiueited to fll their claim In this of. in on or before said Urd day ot No- veinoer. ijw. CHA8. V. MOOKE9. ltrglatrr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Oregon City, Oregon. Auguat M, 100: Notice Is hereby glvrn that ln com. pllance with th provision of ih oi of Congress of June 3, IHTS, entll.sd "An act for the salt of timber lands In the state of California. Oreson. N.a. da and Washington Tcrrltwy." aa ti tended to all the I'ubllo Ijinit Ktairs h I act of August 4. 1892. Mary Denck, of inner, Louniy or ciataoti, Htata of fregon. ha this day filed In this of- lice ner sworn statement No. IT.i. for the purchase of the lots . 10. IS ami U of section No. 15, in Townihls, No. I iorin. nange no. t West, and will of fer proof to show that the land Is more valuable for Its timber or atone than for agricultural purpose, and to I establish her claim in 1....1 k,. 1 rors in liririator unA iimi. .,. omce at iregon Lily, Oregon, on Frl i nav. ins zjrn .lav nr Niwimih.p iuwi Hhe names as witnesses: Willi. m w Pope. Julius Garb. Sebastian 111.... Oeorge Flnlry. all of Olney. Clatsop County. Oregon. I Any and all rwrs'ins lalmlnt-advona. 'luested to file their claims in thl. of. I flee on or befor said 23r,t ,uv t m. vemoer. lmv. CHAS. B. MOrtilKA. I Rea-latcr : '. r NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I Vnltt State Und Offlne, Oregon City, Oregon. April 14. 1900: f congress of June 3. 1S.8. rntltli-rl -An Hct, f"r ,h Vl!? of timl"'r lun',,, olllce her sworn statement No. M7B fr the purchase of the SW auartcr nf ctlon No. 23. ln Township No. north Range No. 7 west, and will offer proof " mm mo iana sou KM Is mors valuable for It timber or stone than . niuuri, or AHiurin. i nviin Anv .n .11 . . f m"' un in imiun ciiLiiiuntf m dam. Mv the above-named lnn.1. ... 1 V.Sr.m??. refUesl- lv 1,16 iMove-named lands are iwiu est. or before said 21st day of iC 'mh.r ,300. CHAS. R. M(M'. H-'glHt"- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, I . w" c'lyh "r,!'.B0": Au.u't M, 1500; 'gon City, r,llAV JPtH of Congress " - r?" iionce is nereuy giwn that in the provisions of the aot " .L- . 0 entitled her sworn statement No. D275, for th ... un on quarter or Section No. 5 In Township No. North, Rang. No. 7 West, and will ofrr i,. ?! show that the land sought is more valuable for Its tlmher or Hone than for agricultural purposes, ami to i. labllsh her claim to said land before th Register and Receiver of this of! lice at Oregon City. Oregon, on Fr -day, the 23rd day of November, 1900 She name as witnesses: William W Pope, Julius Qarbe. Sebastian n laser' Oeorge Flnley, all 0f Olney. Clatsop County, Oregon. -'iop Any and all persons claiming advene, ly the above-Uescrlbed lands are r. quested to fll their clslms In this at. fica on or befor said 23rd day of No. vember. 1900. , , ' w CHAS. Q.' MOORF.fl. ', Register, i.iitrit 1 VroTioio roy i'I'hwcation.a Oregon t'Hy. Orea m, Auut it, lioti Nftus I li'rrby given that In cum. pllanc tilth th provl.UM" i of th aoj of ionme of Jim I. ''. ntiu4 "An act for Ih sals of llinunr land In th stair of l allfornl. Dragon, Neva, da and Wasliliigton Territory, aa i. li-ndid to H th I'.'"''0 '-" by a.t ni Aiimist 4. IJ. Jam I. IUm. Hton, of Hrattl". t'oiMity of King. Htata of VIUtnon. I J' flll 10 thl olllc hi sworn latmnni No. t:i, Vr th iiunhMJ of th H half nf NI- uuarlcr and N lmf of rK quarter of section No, I, In Tuwn. ship No. tl N , Hans I W., and Will olTer pro'f to show lliat th Und sought l more valiiabl for It Umber or stone than fr agricultural ihii is. and to i-alalillsli his claim to ald lnd befor lh Urslstrr Sllil lliclver of this of nc at tr-s. 'ii 'it y. 'ron, on Hat. ur.lay. Ih 1 c tt .lay of Novmbr. 1K)0. tin nam. a witness: Harlholom J liurK. of Hraaid. 'lats.ip County, Uri Jani.T, Hiirk. of Hrasld. flat- sup I'oiiniy. t'r i Jr T. 'tr, of a, ettlo. Kln loui'iy. U'aah.l J. Jt, .thlitn, uf Hra.l.ln, t'lalsp County, Any an I nil vm"ii tlalinlng advr. y th alart-1"' ' land ar r ilrlrd to fll their I'Ulm III this of. ilea on or M"r Hie Mil ly uf No. voinlior, I AH). t'HArl. It. MiKltKH. liogitr. NOTH'B Fi'lt mU.JCAYION. Oo gv ti I'lty. Orrg'in. August 17, H4'. Ntu I hrri-br ivrn that In com. pllanc with Ih.) iiruvlsloiui rf Ih act of l'oiigi.s of Jun 1. etitltlsd "An act fr th sal of timtmr land in th statra of falifuriila. tr n, Neva da and Washington Territory." fa tended to all Hi I'ulill'- I and Htal by set f August 4. W:. William W. fop of Oltiry, t'ounty of l'lalip. Dial of nrrgiin. has this day fllt In thl ofTlrs hi sworn stalemti( Nit. (;,'l, for th purtlias of lot 4, IWtli'n 1: lots I. J. i. and 4. of --tin No. 4, In Town shit) No. 4 North, lungs No, T and will nffrr proof to show that the laud souslit Is timr vafusbla for It timbrr or stona than for asrtcullural ptiriMiaes. and o .nlil.h hi claim to sold land before tit H- ilsler and ! crirr vt Un "rt'e at i'r.!n t'tty, "irs,,ii, (.n rrlday, the Vt4 lf ot No Veniber. lA, II tianir as wltiirsscs' J, k Dnrk, Sebastian lilaser. Anna M. Ulm'r. John lcmk. all of t'lnejr, Clatsop County, Oregon. Any and all wrom r'.almln; adrefM. ly the abovMea.Ti!w. lanOs ar f. pirated to (V tlislr rlsltn In this of n. on or Ix-dts laid :Jrd day of No ember. I W0. CHAS, II. M-X'UKfl. ' " ll!tr. NoTICK FtH rt'lil.ICATION, I'tllte.l States I II. I (lltl. e. tfri!n Clt. Oregon. Augo. t :th. Vpv Nolle Is hereby given (hat In an. pllatira with the pruvi.lotia of th act of ronar of June J. n:i. entitled "as art .r th sal of timber lands In th slates of California, tires-n. Nvata and Wasbln-tin Territory. " as ritsnd. el to all th I'ohlm Un,1 Htatrs h si-i of August I. Uti M. Ktinor I'uffy, of Astoria. County of Clatsop. Htat of "rgn. ha thl .lay (11 tn thia of fir hr sworn sutrment ,, jr;j ,,. the ptirrhas of th I, .is i t tl it of Hctl.n No 4. In Townhsip No. i Nortn. lUtig. No. T West, and ul of. r proof to sh iw that (h land fought Is nior valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural iurt-s. and to establish her claim to said land twf.sra th ltrglsicr and ltm.ier of hs of fir at Orrgon Cltv. on rr!.! day of Novemlier. 150. mi nam. as witnesses: Mrs Mary IVnck. of Olney. trfim' Mr (llaser. of Olney. Oregon; Mrs. Appal hinia, Johnson, of Oltiry, Oregon' Mr Hldney Hell, of A.torl. t'lregoj; ' Any and all peraons rlalming ad veroely the l.v.de,Tlb4 land ar rm,Ur.tf,i ,0 m, lh.,r cilltl. ,n ,hl. J vemUr, 1900. ' 1 CHAB. B. MOOliRII. Register. NOTICF. FOIt I'l'HLICATION. 1'nlled State Und Om.e. Oref,)n rti orrn. hvi, Notice I hereby given that in ne- with th provision. , llw, ,r,,f -ingress of June, 1 m:i ..!...:.... ' t for the sal- f ti,iJ, i.... .' frl late of California. Orrg'.n N.va uT 'id Washlnston 'I -I to all th. public land' ,at". hi ,ot f August 4. ISM. The..doM IIMU 'f Aslnrla. county ,,f Clatsop. Vial ol ' Or. gon. haa l)il. ni.. . " i'r 1-1 sworn .lilstnVn, sS. iri r.,P ,h! tiiiri ii. .... ... . .. "' i "r ins binge No. 7 W.. a..,l .in ... to show that the und sought i. valuable for it, ,, 0"7, '! "" o.iy oi novriHr, IM He names as witness. : " joh-ry.t-- ' iney. Clatsop county, Orrin- H.rrv N;.hm. of Astoria. Vlli,1 l"l"d to file ll.lr .1. ... i."..?'1 J" -r befor. ,e :id day of NoS CHAS. B. MOO rich, - Hegliter. SHKRIFF'S BALK. y virtue nf an execution and d ordi court of nulaoi n tb 6th day' of ' I'. . " '"SI. Illlllll itm.r : . -! . ' 'u"r, "n the 24th lav of s,.n7 1 . a '""In favor f j,.i.?.y p,"m IW, In iiKiilnat ri a V Plaint IT and m""t ,f this s nit t n 1 .'llHhurse "ale of the ftnlow ni a ,1 mak '-nerty, t.wit ' ' " ancr" real tfuAS Noftrno0r,th',oCft,,n N"' 23' ' weat of the Wllum. f run,r9 N" aoD CountVW0 l"9 mer,"l" ! Notlc Is hfrfhv -.....' . . . .1.: ii.w '. ""I" 'nai i '-hi nav or Nuv.n.i.. s:. ! n"on of oald rtnv m e-ir. 1" th fore- w hous door In timcui 5 M th Clatsop, County, cV,n "l, i'T8' Auction to th hlgw hi,1 V PUu"o "lify said drs. in. 1 -'rwty to THOMAS LINVILLE. Atorla, O'gon.'oct?,r IW.'' "