The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, November 28, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttug jtuiLVixa muRu. wewkktiA . , novembeb m. mw " ; JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Telephone Main tti. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILT. eat by mail, per year MOO Sent by mail. per month M Served by carrier. per month....- .W SEMI-WEEKXT. Bent by mall, per year. In advance, H.00 Postage free to subscribers. Ait communications Intended for pub lication should be directed to the editor. Business communications of all kind and remittances mutt be addressed to -The Astorlan." The Astoriaa guarantee to Its ad vertise the largest circulation of any newspaper published on the Columbia river. Advertising rate can be had on ap llcatlon to the business manager. While we have been enjoying the bright sunshine of an Oregon autumn, fierce storms and flood have been con tinuing their destructive work in the East And yet the tenderfoot speaks et the 'Wild West." While the American soldier has al ways Uorn in excellent reputation for soldierly conduct ard the possession of the bi manly qualities, he appears to have been on his mettle in China, and ieternilned to show the troops of Europe the superior quality of our civ ilization. Every report of the conduct of the American troops in the military operations in China has been laudatory aiid the followlngextract from aa ar ticle in the London Telegraph is only one of many flattering retires which have appeared in the foreign press. The Telegraph nays: Tou see an American adlancing under fire, M begin to think there U something In the id that the lighting u.m of the future is the indi vidual. Private Silas P. Holt acts by lumself. for himself. He and his com panions make for a common objective. would have welcomed. And so It has come about that the csar, the supreme autocrat of Russia, is hailed as the keeper of the world's pes-. The Grand Duke Michael, It tll be remembered, was last year pnxlalmej tie rightful successor of the caar until the eldest daughter, Otga, attains the age of 1C which nil! not be until 1912 The grand duke i reputed to be In hearty mpathy wKh his sovereign policy. He Is S years old and has K-ivtri in the army mre than SO years. Ills view up.n the particular questions of InUYnationa Importance now con fronting the powers are not dnltely l.nown, but that he is broad-minded an progressive 1 shown by the many Im lriant reforms he has introduced in the army And by his effort to secure education fur the maea, He Is c redit rd. too, with having a Arm hold upon the affections ard confidence of the prO' pie. The illness of the caar has called at tension to the general aspect of affair in Europe. King Oscar of Sweden and Norway, it is announced, cannot re cover from the malady that has for some time prevented him from at'.end ing to the affairs of state. His death is certainly an event not far off. His unfailing wisdom, alone has prevented a rupture between Sweden and Norway. and his passing w ill be a menace to th peace of those' -oun'rleg. r-mperor Frani Josef, of Austria Hungary, has Just managed to keep peace among th Hungarian. German and Bohemian subjects of his empire. He is now past seventy, and students believe that his death will certainly tt followed by a fierce civil war. Queen Victoria, now approaching fcer eighty-second year, remains in good health, but in the course of nature, the limit of her years has been nearly J leached. Her death would be lee like ly to bring about a crisis than that of any of the rulers named. However, the situation clearly shows that the opening years of the new cen tury wili be marked by many changes not l&e stiff, traiurd soldiers, but like j among European rulers, and that much panthers, stalking at prey. Their eye flash, their lithe bodies awing forward; there is murder and deadly intentness in every movement. When the Amer ican soidier lies down to fire, he does so with the intention of killing some body. Most troops fire, not at the ene my, but in the direction of the enemy; nut so the Americans. Allied to their feline steallhiness, the Americans in battle have a most reckless courage. At times they expose themselves with a strange contempt for death. An of ficer will take chances no European would care to take. The field battery was generally to be fund in places where no one read in tactics would havi dared to put It. General Chaffee and his staff a j ays rode where the ece my was most likely to see and shoot at them. Young; and ln-xperienod cores pondents were warned by older hands not to go. during an action, near prom inent buildings, large graves or the American stall." history win be male. IT CURES THE COLD AND STOPS THE COUGH. Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets cure a . cuia m jne aay. j0 cure, no pay. Price IS cents. It U one of the best bonds, both of chastity and obedience in the wife, if she think her husband wise, which she will never do if she finds him Jealous. Many of your friends, or people whom you know of. have contracted con sumption, pneumonia or other fatal di seases, by neglect of a cough. Fcdeya Honey and Tar, a safe, sure and pleasant cough medicine, would have saved them. It is guaran teed. CHAS. ROGERS. Druggist. They that desire to excel in too many matters, out of levity and vainglory, a-r envious ever; for th?y cannot want work, it being impossible but many, in some one of these things, shoul dsur pass them. Today take Foley's Hone and Tr It positively prevents wieumonia, or oiner rnuui rouits Irora COldS. It may oe io lai tomorrow. He that cannot possibly mend his own cate. will do what he can to Iniralr another's. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Xotab'e am. ng th pleasures afford ed by the Pnast Route 1 the win ter trip to Southern California and Arnona. Renewed acquaintance with this section will ever rteveloo fw.li points of interest and added industrl.a, in its prolific vegetation and among its numberless resorts of mountain, shore valley and plain. The two dally Shasta trains fmm Portland to California have been re cently equipped with the most ap proved pattern of standard and tour ist sleeping cars, but the low rates of fare lll still continue In effect. Illustrated Kul.te to the winter r- sorts of California and Ariiona may bt bad on application. C. H. MARKHAM. O. P. A Portand. Oregon. lY.y ever healeth envy. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RiyER RAILROAD. ." T " PORTLAKP.- Arrlva? IOoJnlrrtiarid"Unloa DpoT5l:li tm. AA . . . . . lA.U . .v ii.m.iur asioria ana inwr-i;w p.m. imedlat pointa i J i ASTORIA I 7 U a. m nror rort land A la-li : M a.ss 1 1 p m trrmsiiate points lis. JO p.m. SSAtlDB DrVtBION. It . m. y. i. : w IW M. I p. Ml. ASTORIA T to. m 4 . a II ' to SEASIDE All trains maks close connections at Gobi WKh all Northern I wot do trains to and from tht East or Sound points. J. C. MAYO, Gen'l Fr't and Pas. Agent. It UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL Ti utvr SOUTii DenoL Fifth . Leave I I Streeta Overland Express Trains for Salem. Roseburg, Ash land. Sacramnrn r:30 p m: cgden. San Fran cisco, Mojave. Los Annies Ri Paan am New Orleans and the East. am 4:50 p.m, Dally. At Woodburn (daily except Sun- dav). mnrnlnp train connects with tram for Mt. An 81. Silverton. BrownsTllle. Springfield, and Natron, and even ing train for ML Angel and Silver-ton. Corvallls paseen- HS.Mp.m Sheridan passen- i!S:Z5a.m fostly except Sunday. ArriTs i ll a m 7:00 p.m Rebate tickets on uii h.tw t. land, Sacramento and San Francisco Net rates 117 first class and til class, including sleeper. ats ana tickets to Eastern points nd Europe. Also Jaruin rn,in vt lulu and Australia. Can be obtained from J. B. Klrkland. Tirlr- Mnr ,,i Third Street. ' i TAlfHILL DrVTSTOV Pasenger depot foot of Jefferson 8t ""wf wswego dally at 7:20. i:H u. u.w, i:Z5 e:i5t :2S g:( .mi p. m. and t a. m nn finn. c -a ... - e " roniana daily at :. tO. 10:00 n. m: 12:40 a m Ti.n, .71 cept Monday; S:M ai,d u:06 a. m. on Leave for Dailtu riaMv e.. -i vtv 0Ulia yl 4:30 p- m- Arrive at Portland i 9.av b. m. . .i-assenirer train leavM nnlma 'ee jiunaaya. WMnexiivi Vr. days at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tuesdays, -except sunaay. R. KOEHLER, Manajrer. C. H. MARKHAIT. Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt. The "Northwestern Linilted" traiaa electric lighted throughout, both Inslds and out. and steam heated, are with out exception, the finest trains In the werld. Thry embody the latest, newest and b.t Ideas for comfort, convenience and luxury eer offered the traveling public, and altogether are the most complete an J splendid production of tht car builders' art. These Splendid Trains Connect With The Great Northcrp The .Northers t'acifk' and The Canmliaa Pacific AT ST. PAUL FOR CHICAGO and tie EAST. No extra charge for these superior accommodation and all classes ot tick ets are available for rasag on th famous Northwestern Limited. All trains cn this line are protected by th Interlocking Ulcx-k System. W. H. MEAD. H. L SISLER. General Agent. Traveling Agt. Portland. Ore. WHITE COLLAR 'UNI Colun b a River and Fuget Soua-I Nav- , V . Igatlon Cotnpany. Ilalley Qaitert leaves Astoria Oally evcepi unaay at I p. m. Leaves Portland daily except 8un- uy at i a. m. Whit Collar Lin tickets, O. HN ucktu ana iiwaco lly Nav, com- pany tickets mterchangeabl on IUiiy Oatwrt and liaaaalo. Through Port land connection with sleamer Nahcotta from Uwaoo and Long lieach point. Telephone No, IU. A. J. TAYLOR, Astoria Agent. E. W. CKICHTVN. PortiaaJ Agent mm t-hloaf. S.it Uk. tVo.r. Kt IVirl'.ud H 'Ml!i,0:ih Km. eperlal i iy. M .us Aivs I Ma At'tDUe . B. Hpokttie Vltrr. 7 . lu Jil l llrurrr. T' i.orlii. "ih Ku m liy, M I. i . c liU'bd I.mk W -Ha Hwls. I. wlIiin. " ft. l'm, lo ih. i f . m Mt'woiki, t'hri.' t m Attnna OCEAN STEAM,'.ir. All Uhi lxt Mitt! Fur Mil f raiKn-i . 7am El Suudaj "i o Port', n. I m i Wr t-a liufi I. IV.iia I'l'ftlaud ' Miaul A W-.t4Ui . George A. Points. Upper Sandusky, O., writes: "I havo bvn nin S"niA'. Honey and Tar for hoarseness and find it tne pest remedv I vr tnivi storped the cough immediately and re nevea all soreness." CHAS. ROGERS LTUgglSl. Persons of prominent virtue. h thr-y are advanced, ire less envied; for .neir i jrtun-i -em'rth Nut due unto tn'-m, and no man envieth the pay ment oi a ieot. Dut rewards and lib erality rather. THE PEACE OF THE WORLD. Eutte Inter-Mountain. The illness of the young crar of all .e ..... mu, a.nrcc u.h.ii ac- After exposure or when you feel a tenl: n to him, and demonstrated that : cola coming on. take Foley's Honey I ana iar. it never rails to cure, and ui prevent pneumonia or consume tlon if taken in time. CHAS. F.OG- he is one of the most Important figures in Europe. When he Issued his famous call for a peace conference there was much doubt as to the sincerity of his motive, but since that time he has con vinced Europe that he stands for prace and looks upon its maintenance as his special mission In life. He is Russia's apostle of peace, and Is an effectual counterpoise to the war lord of Ger many. From l.s very nature the Rus sian government Is subject to constant criticism, but none will deny that such criticism grows lfg harsh with each succeeding year of the reign of Nicholas XI. As one student of the situation has said. "We may not believe In cxars, but so loig as there must be czars, it is we;l that they should be of the type of Nich olas II." Russia's operations in China have been aggressive, yet It may be said th-y have been carried out In completing th. plan for the great railroad, which was adopted before the present czar ascend- j ed the throne. Tet. in spite of this and atrocities charged up against the Rus sian soldiers along the Amur river and elsewhere, the character of the czar hiniseif as a humane, progressive, peace-loving man is undisturbed. The outrages committed are due. It is be lieved, to the savage and barbarou? nature of the Russian troops employed there. Aside from this, all recognize that had he desired this. Europe would have been the scene of some awful struggles before this. He has deliber ately turned aside from opportunities for war that many of his predecessors EKS, Druggist Envy is ever Joined with the com paring of a man's sWf; and where there is do comparison, no envy, and there fore k'ngs are not envied but by kings. J. W. Barnes, of Lowder. 111., writes "My little boy was very low with nneu monia. Unknown to the doctor we gave n:m rwey s woney and Tar. Vhe re suit was magical and puzzled the doc. tor, as It immediateyl stopped the rack ing cough and he quickly recovered." vriAS. K'J'iJiKS. Druggist, Envy is as the sunbeams, that beat hotter upon a ?ank or steep rising groura man upon a nat. Mrs. T. Briddleman, of Parshallvllle, Mich., was troubled with salt rheum for thirteen years and had tried a number of doctors without relief. After two or three applications of Eanner halve, her hands became better and In a short time she was entirely cured. VMAS. KCK.ifc.K5. Druggist, Those are most subject to envy which carry the greatness of their fo-tunes in an Insolent and rroud manner. J. Odirers. of Frostburg. Md.. writes "I had a very bad attack of kidney complaint and tried Foley's Kidney cure wnicn gave me immediate re lief, and I was perfectly cured after taking two bottles." Take no substi tute. CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist. It is as natural to die as to be born. A mind fixed and bent upon somewhat tliat is good, doth avert the dolors of death. RECOMMENDS IT TO TRAINMEN, G. H. 'Hausan, Lima, O., Engineer, L. E. & W. R. R.. writes: "I have been troubled a great deal with back ache. I was induced to try Foley's Kidney Cure, and one bottle entirely relieved me. I gladly recommend It to any one, especially my friends, icmong tne train men, wno are usually similar ly afflicted." CHAS. ROGER8. Druggist, POSSIBLY You Are Not Aware of the Fait Time AND SUPERB SERVICE mm BESTOF EVERYTHING In a word this tells of the Passenrrr Service via 5he Horthweslern lm.. Eight Trains Pally between St. Paul and Chicago, comprising The Latest Pu.lman Sleepers, -eene.s Dining var. Library and Observation Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars. The 20th Century Train Runs Every Day of the Tear. The Finest Train in the World Clectric Lighted Stctsi Htate4 THE BADGER STATES EXPRESS, the Finest Daily Train Running Between St. Paul and Chicago, via the Short Line. Connections from the West made via The NORTHERN PACIFIC. GREAT NORTHERN and CANADIAN PACIFIC UTS. This Is also the BEST LINE between Omaha. St. Paul and Minneapolis. Alf agents sell tickets via The Nonhwestern Line W. H. MEAD. H. L. SISLER, General Agent. Trav. Agent, 'M Alder Street. Portland. Oregon. am. WIHmilt and Y.ni Tue. luur ftliiKltara od.-ai. (tr, r,i, ritt. IUl..a A w y Uc4it Dp m. .. .4, a. 4 fit inn dlf . ' if. 1IS1B. t hlparUlo Uwlitua , .uu i iur WlllamalU Kltar mm at ...... 3y p HI Tua,Thui Portlaml ti OirtallUJloij. Saturday j auj a; IjiuiIiu rlir O. W. LOUNSRERRT, w. h. m it LULKT, Ag't. Astoria. uen. a. As t. Portland. Or.. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When people are contemplating a trip, whether on twines or pleasure they naturally want th best service" ubtalnabu as far a speed, comfort and safety is concerned. Employe of th WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES ar paid to -rve the pulillc and our tralna ar operated so as to make clove con nections with diverging lines at all Junction points. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars on through train. Dlrlng car service unexcelled. Meal served a la carte. In order to obtain the flrst-rlaju r. vice, ask th ticket agent to sell you a ticket over The Wisconsin Central lines and you will make direct connections at St. Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee and all points East. ..! .. .. "i njr iirwnT iniormation ca.I .in any ticket egent. or correspond with f AH, C. POND. Gen. Pis. Ag't.. or JAS. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee. Wis. General A (rent. THE CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY. EUXTION. NOTICE v Notlc U hereby given, thai a g neml election t th City of AMorm i to be held, officer to tx plvtU IhrnNii, places designated n each ard ftr lend ing the election, and Judir and clerk appointed to hold Ih tame-, as itovMisI by orilltuuw-e No. rt4J f ld city. ! proved the lh day of November, 1900, which In as Mlitws: "f.-'. I. That ther b and I hetvby cidored to be held In tha City of As toria, on th noiiJ Wednesday tn 1H renilnT. to-wi. the irth day nf ceniber, IVOO, a general electiim, at Hhleh there lll be eUvted the loW. lug nun. d oltl.-eni of ald city fur the tvini ot offlc hininafler nx nllooed, ttt-wlt: ' "City Allmey for rrl.M nr term of twu year frotii the first Monday in January. 1I. "line I'ounollman fr the first ward f H a term of three year from the first M uuUy in Jntiutry, I'M 'On Coumilmaii 'r tlie sw.mil ward f..r a term u( three car fn'iit III Monduy In January, I''l. "tme Counrllmait for the third arl f.ir a term of thrvn yeai from 111 Hist Monday In January. 11. ' Thiit llo iHilla for aald elm-llini shall be iien-d at the hour of t oYIrk a. and remain open to the hour of oVliak t. m. n said ily. "S.V. 3. That th following d'"Ttl,l iK.llinit precinct and plains are hereby erUWiahel and the following nani'd lraoii apl'o'nte.l Judgea and rlerk tor anlil filllng larr, for aaui viei.uou. I i wlt: "lulling prevlnrt No. I, In ward No, I shall Include all thai portion of Ih City f Aslerla. lying wit of the wel necf .Vet lure Aftoria extended a ur- f idem distance north and south to in- lirsect the north and aouth lxuiidary Hi. nf the City of Astoria, and th i oiling nltti e r said prei liu I shall be hu"ni IUII. Tha judge of rleetloii for I polling place shall be Thoini M.'kko.c'tmrle Wllin and Grant Trul- l.i.kri. and the rliTkn shall tie J. A. Fastahend and Fran Kaukanen. "Polling prevlnrt No. 1. n ward No. I, shall Include all lht portion of th city of Atrl lying between the ! b"iind.iry line of prwlnet No. I. and the center line of Eighth street In Mel 'lure' Astorll. extend.M a UfMiletil dll"'e north and utn to Iniepw'i the north and south Ixmndnry line of the City of Astoria, and the pulling place for .ild prvln.t shall be etiKlne lmu No. 1, at the corner of feventh and Commercial strt The Judica of rlertl-'n for said IMillIng tilare shall be. P. J. GiKxInmn. Thoiiia Trulllnuer and tleoriie Noliind. and the clerk. t, M. Stuart and C. L Huston "Polling prwlnct No. 3. In ward No. 1. shall Include all that portion of the t'tty of Astoria lying betwwn th east boundary line of precinct No. ! and the center line of Twelfth street, eitrnded a sufficient dlmanre north and ouih t. Intersect th north and south Inmn ilary line of the city of Astoria, and the polling place f'r aald pre-lm t shall be engine house No. 2. at the lily Halt. n the corner of Eleventh) and t "winner rial street. The Judge if election for suld polling place ahull tie A. Montg.im- ' NOTICE FOR I'l'flijCATION. Un.l Oftlc at Oregon Cliy, Oregon. mob.T :. Io0: Node is hereby givru that th l Inwrtiia-named art Her ha filed) notlc of hi Intention In niaku rinol proof In support of hi claim, and that said pr.Mf will b umde ber tti Iterhrter and t:clvr at twvgon City. Urvtjun, on iHH-emlier to. ln), via; ALIUCKT MCHOKNWII'K, It. W. No. MT. rr III H Si of NVT U NWH of HWH, Hee. 14. TIN, III W, H name tho following wltnes to prov III roiitlnunu rvtri'tenc upon nd cultivation of aald land, vis: V, II. IVftey. of Aslorla, )refoi tef Olon, of Kvellsefl, Oregwi; Augtiat Mchoetiebei'k, if Hvenarn. Oregon; Wni. C hoeliebe. k. of Hvenaen, OregiMl, CHAH. II. MlHIlli4. lU.gl.trr. NOTICE rOU I't-ULH'ATION. t'niird Ntate lnd om. , Oregon City, Oregon, April It. IKK: Notlc I hereby lven (hat In coin- phanc with th irt-ovMon of th art 'f cotigre of Juim I, ll.'l. mil I led "All jtt for the sul of Umber laml in th nalew of I alirrnlii. tiregim, NvU. and Washington tVrrllnry."' as rstntid et la all I he I'uhllr tantl atatea by act of Auut 4, IM:. KI.LA HlIAIU'ttTlClN. nf Aaloria, iNiunly of Ctatsxp, Stats of tHregoii. ha thl day filed in UlU oltlc bar sworn slateiiieni No. tlTt. f.ir of ih BV quart" of ectlon N.i, :i in Townshlii No t mwih, Hang No. 7 wet. and will offer proof to show that th land aought I mors xaiunbie for Its timber or (on than Mr omi.ullural piirtMami. and to tabliah hrr claim to aald land befors Hi register and receiver "f this omcs at niefcv.n i Ity. uregon. on Friday, th Ill duv of Ivcember. two, Hhe name as witnrr: K. St, Fer xu.on. Aly c. Mag, Ttiomaa llrytw. l. At. Mtuart uf Aal. rla, Orrrm. Any and alt person claiming adverse, ly ttu abo.tiaiiieil land ar request rd lo file ihrlr claim In hl ofMo on or brfore said :it .lay ot lHwmbr. 1W. CJIA8. II. MOOREU. "g1tr. WtlEUlFFtl BALE. Hy vutu of an ii,uiu,e. i ... of sale l.Ue, uut ot th circuit court of the state of Oregon. f.r h county of i lat.op. on ih i;th day of Novm r. , up mi a j'Mctnent and deer rendiv,l therein on the firt day of Nj veintwr. lsoo. n favor of Clara C. Mun. ri, plaintiff, and avalnsi kl.r. t m.. Tt"'.' (lillen. ityra Rum-h". and Trrotlorw llra.krr. defen.lania r., o.. inn of H a. with lniri threon at kif oi ten per rent pr annum from the 1st i lay of November Iol .1.. and dlaliureinetiU of this suit, taied ai iiJ .o and the ct t,f and up-m this ""n.nng ami rqu ring m to nmk mi of me following d,vnbrf ery. C. . ttt.--ki.tn and Herman Wis. I "A "umfcertd . S gna C ,0 and the cleik. Arthur Callan and l. 1 ''! n' P of the city of F. Allen. im JIM . 4 '", rr"','l by J. "IV-lllng pmlnct No. 4. In ward So. u,tllu ZlZ'ii,.'r,tTr ."h ,h" Un' .k.u i-.i..,i. ... . .. . "'"!. hereditament and ar,t.url. WE HAVE 2-DailyFastTrains-2 TO THE EAST If you cannot take the mornlnr'traln travel via the evening train. Both are nneiy equipped. "OUR SPECIALTIES' FAST TIME THROUGH SERVICE PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS PULLMAN DINERS. LIBRARY (CAFE) CAR FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS Hours In time saved to Omaha, Chicago. Kansas Citv, St. Louis, New York, Boston, And Other Eastern I'oints Tickets KOOd Via Salt Laka Cltv and Denver. It Is to your Interest to nw THK OVERLAND LIMITED. Tickets and sleeping-car berths can be secured from G. W. LOUNSBERRT, Agent O. R. A N. Co.. Astoria, Or., OR J. H. LOTHROP. General Agent, 135 Third St, Portland. Or. Oregon Short Line Railroad THE DIRECT ROUTE. Montana, Utah, Colorado aid all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, via the Union Pacific Fast Mail Line, or the Klo Grande Scenic Lines. LOOK AT THE TIME. 1 Days to Salt Lake. 2 Days to Denver. 3J Days to Chicago. 4J DaystoXev. York. Free reclining chairs, uphdlatered tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman pal ace sleien), operated on all trains. For further Information apply to C. O. TERRT. W. E. COMAN. Trav. Tans. Agt., Gen. Agent 124 Third St., Portland. Or. Or G. W. LOUNSBERRT. Agent O. R. & N. T het tiny C-ipsulei are superior to Balsam ot lopaiDa. Cubebt or Injections andrmu CURE IN 48 HOURSUW". the same diseases wth out inconvenience. SnM by all PrupHttt. A familiar name for the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Taul Railway, known all over the Union as the Great Railway running tne -noneer Limited" trains every oay and night between St. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago. "The only perfect train in the world." Understand: Connections are made with ail transcontinental lines, securing to passengers the best service known. Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam lieu, of a verity equaled by no othev line. hfe that your ticket reads via "The Milwaukee" when going to any point In the United States or Canada. All ticket agents sell thetn. For rates, pamphlets or other infor mation, Rildres, J. VV. CA8ET. Q. J. EDDT. Trav. Pas. Agt.. Gen. Agt., Portland, Oregon. Portland, Ore. 1 GO EAST VIA SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE TO I. shall Include all that portion of th ( Ity of Astoria lying between the east boundary line nf precinct No. I and the renter line of Twenty-first street, extended a lultlclent distance north and south to Intersect the north and south boundary lines of aald rlty, and th polling place for said precinct shall b ll.e reoin at No. t'ommercia street. In tho Welch block. Th Judges of elec tion for slid polling place slinll be Jn. W. Welch. C. It, Thoninon and C. J. t'urtls. and the clerk. Harry Gray at d John K. Gratke. "Polling precinct No. 5, In want No. I. shall Include all that portion of the City of Astoria lying between the east boundary line of precinct No. 4. and the cast line of J. M. Hhlvely I). I,. C., rx- mled north and south a auttli lent dls- tnni-o to Intersect the north and south boundary M"e of the (Ity of Astoria, and the polling place for said precinct shall 'or engine house No. 3. The Judge of election for snld polling place shall be Fred Wh kman. Carl lloenlgcn and Henry K' and th clerks. AdtHph Johnson and John Kopp, Jr. "Polling precinct No. . In ward No. ahull Include alt that portion of the city of Astoria lying between the east lioiimliiry line of precinct No. S and the east boundary line of the City of Asto ria and the ixilllng place for siild pre cinct shnll be the old chplhous next to the A l,.ir schonlhoiise In Adiilr's Port of Upper Astoria. The Judges of elec tion for said polling place shall be Gust Holme. Geo. Nels.m and Ole H. Olsi-n. and the clerks. W. T. Hchofleld and So fus Jensen. The Ju)gs flrst m-ntl.ined for each IMillIng place shall be th chair men of tt.e Judge. Eiu'h elector of the city shall vole In the election pwln -t In whli h he reside. It. E. NELSON. Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Astoria. ih .-. . " -..-no- . '"""'ns; or in anr wise JPPMtainlng. in Clatsop .ouiity. vtl- Notice I hereby given that I wl I at the hour of t, 0-c,,K k , ,h r'f rourt house .1.,r In th. city of H.tcria llats-r. county. t.reg.Hi. lt at bUbn ucun. , h. hlchril b,,,.,VV)rPca. r inflsfv M,?.'l:,:r'lHsl ixob-rty a T! Sheriff rT,".,,MA WV.LE. 8"'rllT CUtmp Couti'y. Oregon, BHEniFF'S SALE. ...e m an execut on and i.rd-e of sal Issued out of the c,i" t of Ih state ,f Oregon. fr th co intv , ii necrei ren. tr I9oo . lr "v "I Noveni. or. I3oo, in favor of th Euulfahia s. J n nn4 lan Ablation on) pirn,,, nr., -J)(1 j?' '"ll.ck and Vile,,. S?u . hTw,fI" l.fen.tants. ff ,hB ,um f wr irlerci., thereon frwriiihS ;ih da. "o. lno. th further .urn of I too m i'f the coal of and ,.,. .1... .... . ,n ' iiian.llnr .,, wn! om. of th. r.,1.7 """" 10 t ir.,i,. - -''oe.i rem pro,,, broperty, St.Panl, Dulalh,Minnpapolis, Chicago and All Points East. DAILV TRAINS; FAST TIME: SER VICE AND BCENERT UN Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, joining unci nurret Hinoklng Library Cars. Ticket to points East via Portland and the Great Northern Ry on sale at O. R, & N. Ticket Office. Astoria or Great Northern Ticket Office 268 MORRISON STREET, PORTLAND, For rate, folders and full Informs- lion regarding Eastern trip, call on or address. A. B. C. DENNI8TON. City Pass, and Ticket Agent, Portland. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice I hereby given, that the un derlgnd ha been by the county court of th county of Clatsop, state of Ore gon, duly appointed administrator of the estate of Ingemor E. Westbostad. deceased, and has duly qualified as such administrator. All persons having claim against the said estate an here by notified to present th same, prop erly verified, to me at the oftlce of Har rlson Allen, attorny at law. room 7, Page building, In the city of Atorla, county and state aforesaid, within six months f.-om the dat hrnf. Date! at Astoria, Oregon, November . fc'IMON B. WE9TROSTAD, Administrator of the estate of Inge mor E. Westhoatad, deceased. t'-e hZT"h? lv" '""t I will l--". nt "he hour of two o'klrk In "Ths . - ,, Cla, county, Ore-on sell fur ca.h ,0,,h h, bid' Jr lor cash the abov .i.o...., . ' ' n. iTHOMA8 LINVILLE a-.i r,ff 1 lft,""t Ciintv. Oregon Astoria, Oregon, Nov. 12, ljoo. J.A. FASTABEND GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER DR. F. VA UQ HAN, IJKNTIST Room J, Knight's Building. Over Cooper's Btore. H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 12L DRAYINC AND EXPRESSING All Goods Bhlpped 1s Our Care 'Vi lli Receive Special Attention. No. Ii3t Duan Bt, Astoria, Or, J. COOK. Mir Res. TeL 111L THE LOUVRE Strangeri risitinj In tne city will find the Louvre an attractive resort wherein to spend the evening. The Amine Histers Ladies' Orchestra is still on the bills and presents nightly a musical program of exceptional merit, Handsome pool god billiard rooms tea a feature in connection with the house. Palatable lunches will be served tt all nonri NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. UNoiv.0STh,1.0r,,',n C'"" Oregon. her Intention to nmk na prwf ? -upport of her claim, and I thaT. 3 P,r0,Lf n,a1 b"f"re the cou" J dork of Clatsop counly, hi Astoria Oe egon, on December 22, im vis" ELLEN QUINN It. K lnil'S, for the E'4 of' NWU a,i W. fehe name the foiinu., ftn,lr"I 'i1'" ' ''!! '"!!. vis? upo" Hall. M. A Hall, of "Zisfown ' CHAH. B. MOORES. l(7gl,cr. SHERIFF'S SALE. In pursuance of nn execution dulv S'11:1""' the Circuit Court of the v.. i.if?f C'Ron' for th unty of Im I" lhV6'h ,,fty "f November im), upon a ludirment un.i ' a'o J,!am c,,urt on "th day of April, n. In the suit of O, O Howard Plaintiff, vs. R. A. Frame e b :' , W. Btowell and B. ii. Btowell. defend nu, I will eiDoac frve .u .... the law direct, at the rZZ 7 'J nf th County of Clauwp, n the citv of Astoria on Monday, the "let day of Docernber 1900. .t the hour of 3 o'clock P. m., the nronertv itnntu i.. .... County of Clatsrn). Btate of Oregon and described as follows, to-wlt: Lots two (2), three (3). four (4) five (G) and six 16). in block ihiei.n-' In Adair's port of Upper Astrla ac- C?iiln'j2.tht p,nt on fll ' the clerk's office of Clatsop County, Oregon bi, . e., THt)8- LINVILLPJ. n her Iff of C aiaon ru.n Astoria, Oregon, Nuvember 23. im. '