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Astori.t Is not dependent upn the
bestowal of common point lates for Its
prosperity. Mr. Cottle's letter, printed
in another column, points out a method
by which Astoria can become a port
at which steamships will find It to
their advantage to call, regardless of
rail connections with the Interior. Mr.
Cottle U not the only man well qual
ified to Judge who has declared most
emphatically that Clatsop county has
valuable natural resources which it Is
criminal folly to neglect His plan for
their development is within our reach
and should bo carried out with the
least poiflble delay.
The German government has decided
that hereafter the English language
shall displace French as an obligatory
study In the three upper classes of the
public gymnasia. This decision was
not reached on account of the existing
ill-feeling between France and Ger
many but on acount of the fact that
the English language Is rapidly be
coming the medium of communication
between all nations, civilized and un
civilize.!. The child born under the
American or English flag has an Im
mense advantage over all others In that
the first language which he learn Is
the one which alone Is Indlspensab'.e
in the present age.
Last night's New asserts that the
"Nicaragua canal scheme is not to the
interest of the Northern Pacifl- -es."
We believe that nothing before the
present session of congress, save only
the project for a 40-foot channel at th
mouth of the Columbia, would so great
ly benefit Astoria. The completion of
the Nicaraguan canal means the end
of the cinch of th transcontinental
railroads In the management of Pacific
coast commerce. It means that a large
portion of the manufactures and pro
ductions of the Eastern states now
brought to this coast by rail will be
brought by steamer instead and that
our products will be returned in the
same vessels. It means that we shall
obtain the products of the Eastern
states at a cheaper rate and get more
for our own. It means that the coasi
cities will leap Into prominence as com
pared with ambitious Inland "ports.
The fight against the canal Ig insti
gated by the railroads and is on a par
with the old time cry against machin
ery for displacing labor.
A YEAH OF THE AMERICAN NAVY.
Brooklyn Standard Union.
If it is only a coincidence, It is dra
matic and fortunate; if it Is rhetoric!
It is felicitous, that the opening page
of Secretary Long's annual report
should be devoted to a concise and
Clearly stated history of the siege and
capture of Tien Tsin, and the relief of
the beleaguered legations in Pekin, and
LASS
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FRANK HART.
Successor to Th. 01en. 600-2 Com. St
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Mm
mini
the closing section to a forcible and
eloquent appeal for adequate an official
reward for distinguished and meritori
ous service. The account of affair In
China Is notable as the clearest, briefest
and most accurate yet available, and
It Is a singular yet perfectly logical
solecism that the moot gallant and ef
fectie work of the r.avy this year was
performed on land: that Is. by McCalU
and his brave marines, fighting as In
fantry all the way from Tit Tln to
Pekin. where the little handful from
th Newark, under Capt Myers, had
hold thdr position on the wall of the
Tartar city, commanding the Vnerl
can legation for more thnn three
months, and resisting all attempts of
the greatly ouinumberlng force to di
lodge th'-in. Secretary Long so far rec
egiiix1 McCall't merit as to cite l
detail the English YIoe-Admiral Sey
mour's commendation, and to support
it with facts showing how well It was
merited. In his own words, "to record
the Instances of gallantry would almost
be equivalent to a publication of the
entire roster."
The secretary, in concluding his re
port, goes quite fully into the unjust
and inadequate nu-thod cf distributing
awartj-fordistingulshed service, pointing
out that honors and emoluments ought
not to be taken from brother officers,
guilty of no fault, as was the result
during the war with Spain, by which
some officers were actually left In low
er relative positions than they occupied
before the war began, and recommends
strongly either of two bills pending In
the last congress providing for honor,
courage and sen-Ice medils, which the
secretary recommends should be to far
retroactive as to recognise the unre
warded of the Spanish war. The secre
tary concludes Ms report with a tri
bute to the meritorious officers, which
Is characteristic and appreciative.
'They are found in every line of the
naval sen-ice, not only In battle, which
:nakes service conspicuous, but on the
voyage, in watches along the coast, in
expeditions to distant Islands, In the
trying responsibilities of command often
unaided and alone. In the unmartlal
work of transportation. In hospital and
on station. In surveys and soundings,
In instruction and discipline, in the In
tstmably valuable preparatory work of
the bureaus and navy yards, and in all
the shifting variety of exacting dutits
in which service. If not conspicuous.
Is nous the less deserving and is rend
ered with a seal, loyalty and ability
as heroic In the homely routine of com
mon place as when exhibited on the
field of glory. There is na finer type
of the public servant trained to high
sense of his official obligations, and no
hand in whl.:h the honor of his country
and the rights of Its citizens are safer,
than are to be found in the navy of the
United States." 1
Of the operations of the department,
which the report take up in detail, of
chief interest are the armor contract
for 16, 000 tons at NJ5.52 as against bids
of 1430 and original price of $543, and
the consequent avoidance of th neces
sity for the $3,000,000 plant authorized
the acceptance of the battleships
Kearsarge and Kentucky and the
torpedo boats Craven and Dahl.
gren, the completion of the Ala
bama. contracts for the six protected
cruisers, Denver, t)ia Mrir.ee. Chatta
nooga, Galveston, Tacoma and Cleve-
land, to be completed by the middle of
the summer of 1902, and the recom
mendation that but two battleships and
two armored be aske-d from congress
at the next session. Even this addition
to our force is Bhown, however, to be
far below what Is regarded as neces
sary by other nations. Of the seven al
lied powers participating in the Chinese
drama, all but little Japan laid down
this year vastly more naval tonnat:
than the United States, The table, in
deed, is so significant, and perhaps so
reassuring to those gentlemen, a month
ago alarmed lest the era of imperialism
was upon us, that it is worth giving
entire:
LAID DOWN IN 1900.
Battle- Torpedo)
ships. Cruisers, vesnwls. Total
Nation. Tens. Tons. Tons. Tons.
Engla.id .. 44,000 93.600
France 45,100
Germany , 44.400 15,300
Italy 61,500 32,000
Japan 8,800
Russia ... 33,200 31,630
1'. 8. 12,300 12.800
3,600
5,-:;0
2,100
1,360
1,750
4.250
141,200
50,8X0
61,800
94,860
10,550
69,080
1,070
26,170
TOTAL Now UNDER CONSTRUG
TION.
Battle- Torpedo
shipa. Cruisers, vessels. Total
Nation. Tons. Tons. . Tons. Tons.
England ..254,.'0
Franrp ... 21.GiO
235,750
143..KO
12,950
3,300
2,800
1,360
2,240
10,850
8.700
502,700
108,510
1 16,300
123,160
50 040
263,720
Germany .111.000
32,500
46,800
17,400
102,650
19,200
Italy 5.000
Japan .... 30.400
Itusfcia ...150,220
U. H se.POO
Monitors 12.940
77,740
Careful study of the foregoing cer
tainly reveals that If the United States
as seems Inevitable and imperative
are to become a sea power, hnste Is be
ing made slowly, and It may be that In
the end the bill will be greater, though
It Is but ralr, on the other hand, to say
that our Increas,? keep approximate
pace with our armor and with cur per
sonnel. Other Interesting feature are the re
commendation that the offivt of vice
admiral be revived: that a statue be
erected to th late Admiral David D.
Pinter; that the ray of "shore duties
beyond seas" bj equalised, the remov
ing of the inJustl-.-e upon officer serving
In our Hand poosvolons; the corps of
ntvnl instrtK-tcr and civil engineers be
Increased, the statute requiring moni
tor to Ik- name. after states bo amend
ed, and Ihnt certified chocks In lieu of
bonds be accepted from contractors for
supplies-a practice which ha been
found to greatly facilitate public busi
ness. The secretary report that the gov
ernment Is successfully making smoke,
less powder, with which three battle
ships and one ci ulcer have already been
'supplied; that the plans for the naval
magaxine at lona island have been pre
pared; that the board to select a loca
tion near Charleston. 8. C. to which
the Tort Hoyal station Is to be trans
ferred, will soon report; that tin trans
Pacific telegraph submarine survey by
the Nero found a satisfactory route for
an all-American cable connecting the
Pacific coast with our Hand posses
slons. In the course of which the deep
est ocean soundings ever recorded 5,
2CS fathoms, or 66 feet less than six
statute mil- deep were made, that the
total expenses cf . department the
last fiscal year were $23 400,2.6. or Hi.
9ST.9T0 less than the appropriations, and
that the estimates for 1902 are 1S7.1T2.
10, or I31.1S3.S31 more than thos for
th same period In 1901; of which 111.
000.000 Is for public works, yards, docks
and naval academy; $9,000,000 for con
struction and machinery, and J2,000,000
for pay.
IT CURES THK COLD AND STOPS
ItlE COUGH.
Laxatlv Bronio Quinine Tablets cure
coiu in one aay. 0 cure, no pay,
Price 15 cents.
Virtue In ambition Is violent i. ...
thonty settled and calm.
A cold, cough or la grippe can be
'nipped In the bud" with a doe or w.i
or r oiey s noney and Tar. Beware of
substitutes. CHAS. ROGERS. Drmr-
gist.
When discords and nnarivU m,i r,,.
Hons are carried openly and audacious
ly, it is a sign the reverence of ov-
ernment is lost.
J1000 WORTH OP GOOD.
A. H. Thurness. of Wills CreoV i-.jiI
Co., Buftalo. O., writes: "I have been
afVlcted with kldn y and bladder troub
le for years, passing gravel or stones
with excruciating pain. Other medi
cines only gave relief. After taklne
Foley's Kidney Cure the result was sur
prising. A few doses started the brick
lust, like fine stones, etc.. and now I
have no pain across my kidneys, and
I feel like a new man. Foley's Kldnev
Cure did me. $1000 worth t mod."
Take no substitute. CHAS. ROGERS,
Druggist.
Severity breed th fear, but roughness
breedeth hate.
The person who Usturbed the eon
gregation last Sunday by coughing. Is
requested to call on Charity Rogers
ana get a oottie or r'oiey-s Homy and
lar. it always gives relief.
The best composition and temperature
Is to have openness in fame and opin
ion, secrecy in naoit, dissimulation In
seasonable use, and a power to feign
ir tnere De no remedy.
Cold and cough cures are numerous,
but the one that leads all others in
merit, is Foley's Honey and Tar, which
is in great demand these days. CHAS,
ROGERS, Druggist.
The carriage of greatnr-ts In a plain
una open manner (so It be without ar
roganey and vainglory) doth draw lens
envy than if it be In a more crafty
and cunning rasnion.
FOR PNEUMONIA.
Dr. C. J. Bishop. Agnew. Mich., says
"I have used Foley's Honey and Tar In
three very severe case of pneumonia
with good result In every case." There
is nothing so good. CHAS. ROGERS
Druggist,
Prosperity Is not without many fears
ana distastes; ana adversity is not with
out comforts and hopes.
FOR HOARSENESS.
BenJ. Ingerson, of Hutton. Ind., says
he had not spoken a word above a
whisper for months, and one bottle of
Foley's Honey and Tar restored his
voice. It Is used largely by speakers
and singers. Take no substitute.
CHAS ROGERS, Druggist.
Revenge Is a kind of wild Justice,
which the more man's nature runs to.
the more ought law to weed it out,
for as for the first wrong, it doth but
offend the law, but the revenge of that
wrong puttetji the law out of office.
THE BEST SALVE IN THE WORLD
is Banner Palve. It Is made from a
prescription by a widely known skin
specialist and powitlvely is the most
heetlin ealve for piles, burns, scalds,
ulcers, running sores and all skin dis
eased. There is nothng so good,
CHAS. ROGERS, Druggist,
The most tolerable sort of revenge is
for those wrongs which there Is no law
to remedy; but then let a man take
heed the reverge be such as there Is
no law to punish, ele a man's enemy
Is still beforehand, and It Is two for
one.
Many have lost confidence and hone
as well as health, because they thought
their kidney disease was incurable.
Foley's Kidney Cure Is a positive cure
for the discouraged and disconsolate.
Take no oth-jr. CHAS. ROGERS,
Druggist.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
Leeva. PORTLAND Arrive"
r00a.iu7rirtlHnd Union Drpolil:M anv.
:tp.m.for Astoria and lntor-;40 p.m
mdlatt point. I .
) ASTORIA, V
rSa.m.Fof Portland V "ta-llllM
f .10 p.m.term dlat points 1 10 :30 p.m.
RBA8IDB DIVISION.
ll a. in.
. III.
e:30 a m
ri!U. m.
p. m.
ASTORIA
SEASIDE
7 40 ft. Ill
IK l. Ill
II ttlft III
I J V) p in
w i, m
-miuo,v uaiy
All train make close connections at
Goble with all Northern Paclflo train
to and from the East or Sound points.
J. C. MAYO,
, Cen'l Fr't and Pass, Agent
It
T
UXURIOUS 1 RAVEL
The "Northwestern Limited" train,
electric lighted throughout, both iuald
and out, and (team heated, are with
out exception, the finest trains In th
werld. Ihey embody the latent, newest
and best Ideas for comfort, convenience
and luxury ever offered the traveling
public, and altogether are the most
complete and splendid production of th
car builders art.
These Splendid Trains
Connect With
The Great Northern
The Northern I'ndric and
The Canadian I'uclflc
AT ST. PAUL FOR
CHICAGO and the EAST.
No extra chirge for the superior
accommodation and all classes of tick
ets are available for passage on th
famous "Northwestern Limited." All
trains on this line are protected by th
Interlocking Hlock System.
V. H. MEAD. H. L. 81SLER.
General Agent. Traveling Ag't.
Portland, Ore.
BEST0F EVERYTHING
In a word this tells of the Passenger
Service via
The Northwestern Line.
Eight Trains Dally between St, Paul
and Chicago, comprising
The Latest Pullman Sleepers,
Peerless Dining Cars.
Library and Observation Cars,
Free Reclining Chair Car.
The 20th Century Tmln
Runs bvery Day of the Tear.
The Finest Train in the World
Electric lighted Sttta Heated
THE BADGER STATE EXPRESS, the
Finest Dally 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 R'YS.
This Is also the BEST LINE between
Omaha. St. Paul and Mlnneapoll.
All agent sell tickets via
The Northwestern Line
W. II. MEAD. H. L. SISLER.
General Agent. Trav. Agent,
218 Alder Street, Portland. Oregon.
Oregon Short Line
Railroad
THE DIRECT ROUTE.
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Poind
Gives choice of two favorite routes, via
the Union Pacific Fast Mall Line, or
the Rio Grande Scenic Lines.
LOOK AT THE TIME.
1 Days to Salt Lake.
2 J Days to Denver.
3 Days to Chicago.
4 J Days to Nev, York.
Free reclining chairs, upholstered
tourist sleeping cars, and Pullman pal
ace sleepers, operated on all trains.
For further Information apply to
C. O. TERRT, W,E. COMAN.
Trav. Tass. Agt., 0n. Agent.
124 Third St., Portland. Or.
Or
G. W. LOUNSBERRY.
Agent O. R. & N.
A familiar name for the Chicago.
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, known
all over the Union as the Great Railway
running the -pioneer Limited" train
every day and nlfrht between fit. Paul
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago.
"The only perfect train in the world."
Understand: Connections are made
with all transcontinental lines, securing
to passengers the best service known.
Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam
hei, of a verity equaled by no othe.-
line.
fcee that your ticket reads via "The
Milwaukee" when going to anv nolnt
In the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates, pamphlets or other Infor
mation, address,
J. W. CABJSI, G. J. EDDY,
Trav. Pass. Agt, Gen. Agt.,
Portland, Oregon. Portland, Ore.
WHITE COLLAR LINt
Columbia River and Turet Sounl Nav
igation Company.
lUlley Oatiert, leave , Astoria dally
rxorpi nuniiay at T p, tn,
U-aveii Portland dally xccpt Sun
day at T a. m.
White Collar Line ticket, O. It. A N.
ticket and Ilwaco Ky A Nav. Com
pany ticket Interchangeable on lUlley
tiataert and Maiuiaio, Throuxh Port'
laud oouiwoUou with steamer Nahootta
from l; wait i and Umg lleaoh point.
'IVleplione No, 1U.
A. J, TAYI.OH. Astoria Aprent.
K. W. CRlCll lXtN. Portland Agent
NOTICK OK MRKTINO OP HOARD
OP EQUALIZATION.
Notice I hereby given, that spsvlal
MssexKiiipnt roll No. ss for the Improve
ment or Tniriy-eighih etn-et frmn a
(mint IS feet south of the north line
of Ituane street to the south line of
Harrison avenue, line been duly md
by tli binrd of askhoi-s and filed with
Die auditor and police Judff of tho
t'lty of Astoria and thjt Krlday. th
Hh day of leceinb.r, liW, at the hour
of J o'.ioek t. m.,'of said day. In the
Council chamber In the City Hall of
Mil city, ha born fixed as the time
tin 1 place when the board of neitoni
and committee on street and public
way of the Common Council, will meet
am' then and there, examine, correct,
review and equalise said special a"
meni roll No. SS All pot'tnn bavin
ulijivtlons to s.iid asseasment are re
quired to (lie the Siinirt with the audi
tor and police Judge In writing.
II. K. NELSON.
AudUor and Police Judge of .he City of
Astoria.
Rile of first publication. Nov. 30. 1500,
NOTICE OF MEETING OF HOARD
OF EQUALIZATION.
N.iiloc Is hereby given that (pedal
l-ial assAsanvnt rl No. 37 fur th
improvement of Fifteenth street from
the south Hue of Exchange street to
the north line of Irving avenue, ha
lt n diilv made by th board of an-
lessors and filed with the auditor and
polte- Judge of the City of Atr.a
and that Frldiy. the H'.h day of IV.
rembiT. 130i, at the hour of J o'clock
p. m. of said day In th Council chain
hers In the City Hall of said city ha
teen flxe, A m timo and place whi-n
the board of ajMeoni and committee
on streets and public w-ays of the Cm
mon Council will met and then and
there, examine, correct, tvvlew and
nuatit? said sptviul amn-esmcnt roll
Nj. 3? All per ns having objections
10 wl I asioswnt r required to tile
the same with the auditor and police
Judge In writing 11 K. NKIJON.
Auditor and Police Judite of the City
of Astoria.
Date of flrr publication, Nov. 30. 1M0.
1 .i
ELECTION NOTICE
Notice 1 h-reiy glwn, that a general
election of the Tily of At ria to be
new, oiucvr to be elected thereat,
places designated In each ward for hold.
Ing the election, and Judges and clerks
apiointed to hold the same, as provided
by ordinance No. I'M of said city, ap
proved the th day of November, lWo,
w nu-h is as follow:
"See. 1. That there be and 1 hereby
cim-rea to ixi nelj in tn City of An
toria. On the second Wednesday tn De
cnibrr. 1900. to-wu. Hie i;th day of De
cember, 1500, a general election, at
which there shall be elected the follow
lug nnmed officers of said city f..r the
terms of office h' ninafter mentioned
to-wtt:
"City Attorney for period or term
of two years from the flrt Monday in
January, i:m.
"One Councilman for the flrit ward
f w a term of thre years from the flrit
Mondiy In Janutry, 1M,
''One Councilman for the second ward
for a term or thpv ear from the
Monday In January, 1901,
"One Councilman for the third ward
for a term of thr- years from the
first Monday In January, 1901.
"That the polls for said election shall
be opened at the hour of o'clock a.
m. and remain open to the hour of t
o'clock p. on said day.
"Sec. 2. That the following described
polling pn-clncts and place are hereby
cMablixhel and the following nanu-d
persons appointed as Judge and clerk
for said polling places, for said election,
to-wit:
"Polling precinct No. 1, In ward No.
t, shall Include all that portion of the
City of Aslcrln, lying west of the west
llnecf McClure Astoria exteiid-d a suf
ficient distance north and aouth to in
tersect the north and south boundary
llr.es of the City of Astoria, and the
polling place for said precinct shall be
Suoma Hall. Th? Judges of election for
said polling place shall be Thoinis
Mokwo.Charles Wilson and Orant Trul
linger, and the clerks shall be J, A.
Fastabend and Fran Kaukancn.
"Polling precinct No. 2, In ward No.
1. shall include all that portion of the
'ity of Astoria lying between the east
boundary line of precinct No. 1, and the
center line of Eighth street In McClure'a
Astoria, extendmi a sufficient distance
north and south to Intersect the north
and south boundary line of the City
of Astoria, and the polling place for
Mild pr-Hinct shnlt be engine bouse
No. 1, at th corner of Seventh and
Commercial strwt. The Judgs of
election for said polling place shall be
P. J. Gooilmnn, Thoma Trulllnger and
George Nolnnd, and the clerks, D. M.
Stuart and C. L. Huston.
"Polling precinct No. 3, In ward No.
1, shall Include all that portion of the
City of Astorja lying between the east
boundary line nf precinct No, 2 and the
center line of Twelfth street, extended
a sufficient distance north and south
to Intersect the north and south boun
dary lin of the City of Astoria, and the
polling place for said precinct shall be
engine house No. 2, at the City Hall,
on the corner of Eleventh and Commer
cial streets. The Judges of election for
said polling place shall be A. Montgom
ery, C. H. Stockton and Herman Wise,
and the clerks, Arthur Callan and 13.
V, Allen.
"Polling precinct No. 4, In ward No.
2, shall Include alt that portion of the
City of Astoria lying between thp east
boundary line of precinct No. i and
the center line of Twenty-first street,
extended a sufficient distance north and
south to Intersect the north and south
boundary linen of said city, and the
polling place for a( precinct shall be
tl.e room at No. 656 Commercial street.
In th Welch block. The Judges of elec
tion for said polling place shall be Jas.
W. Welch. C. R. Thomson and C. J.
Curtis, and the clerks, Harry Gray and
John E. Gratke.
"Polling precinct No. 6, In ward No.
2, shall include all that portion of the
City of Astoria lying between the east
boundary line of precinct No. 4. and the
east line of J. M. Shlvely D. L. C. ex
tended north and south a sufflclnt dis
tance to Intersect the north and aouth
boundary line of the City of Astoria,
and the polling place for said precinct
hall be engine house No. S. The Judges
of election for said polling place shall
be Fred Wlckman, Carl Roentgen and
Henry Roe, and the clrk. AiMph
Johnson and John Kopp, Jr. ' . '
"Polling precinct No. , In word NO.
3, ahall Include all that portion uf the
City of Astoria lying between the tart
boundary line of precinct N. t and in
east boundary line of tht City of Ato
lia and th polling place for said pre
cliet shall b the old vlmolhue next
to the Adair sehuulhouat In Adair's Port
of Upper Ailorla. The Judges of ilv
tlon for said polling place shall be flut
Holme, Geo. Nelson and t ! II. Olwii.
and the clerk, W. T. HohulMtt and So
lua Jensen. Tho Judgea first mentioned
for each polling place shnlt l the chair,
men of tl.e judge, Each elector of the
city shnll vote In the election precln.-t
in whkh he reside r
Auditor and IVIIc Judge of ttw City
of Astoria.
NOTlci: Von ITULlCATION.
United Slate Und mYe, Oregon Cliy.
Oivgon, Dee. Srd. 1W0:
Notice l hereby given thai In com
pliance with lh provisions of the act
of congr.il of June 3. IsTX, enlllJi.l "An
net for the ! of limber land In the
state f California. Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory." n extend
ed to nil the public land state by act
of August 4. ist.', Jhn A. l."Ki. of
Oluey, counly of Clatsop, stale of Ore
gon, hu till day tiled In till olMc
hi sworn slateinelil No, Mil, for I be
purchanv of th lot II. 13. U and 11.
of suction Nit. IV In township N'. N,
range No. 7 W, ami will offer pr.Mf to
show Ihnt the land sought I more val
uable for It tlinlx-r nnd lonn than for
agricultural puipoeea. d to einbllh
hi claim to ald land before I lie reg
ister ami receiver of tbl office at Ore.
gon Cliy. Oregon, on Friday, Hie l&ih
day of February. 1W.
lie name na wlincsne: Sabnstian
(iliiM-r. William W. po. Mary ivnck.
Appollonia Ji'luu"ti. all of Olney, Clal
op roiinly. Oregon,
Any and all prreott claiming adverse
ly III above-described land are re
iUcte! to tll their claim m thl office
mi or before said Ijth day of Febru
ary isoi. CHAS. II. M'KMlKf.
Jteglter.
NOTICE Kolt Pt'liLI'WTtON.
("lilted Stales Land Oftlie, Vancouver,
WK, Nov. "J. l:
Nnlk-e I hereby given Hint In mm-plan'-e
with the provision of the act of
,-ongrcM of June 3, IMS. entitled "An
m l for I lie idle or limner l.ini in me
lnle of California, Oregon. Nevada
a n, Washington Territory," n extend
ed to all the ptilillc land slate by B (
f AiikukI 4. MM. George A. Weed, of
I' or Hun I. county of Multnomah, iiaie
i f Oregon, has ihU day tiled In till
nilliv hi sworn statement No, 19T, for
the piirclinke of the lots 1 mid I, and
K half of N W uurter of section No, SO.
In toviihl No. 10 N. rongit No. 9 W .,
W. M. ninl all! offer proof 1 1 show thai
'l? land "U",!;t I mre valunbl.. f.ir It
" f"r "
cultural
timber or none than for figrl
l'iiri-... and to erttahlUh hi claim to
iMld land I-for the nlter ami re
reiver of till office at Vancouver,
Wash, mi W.1iuiluy, lh Uth day of
February. 1H.
lie name u linens. : rternard
ftlst. of Knaii(oii. Washington; llle
Hr.Mk. of Nn-I. Washington: Alfred
J Gray, of Knappdm. Washington
William Math -nil. of Knapplon, Wash
Ington.
Any and all person claiming advent
ly Hie above-described land are re
HientiM to Pie their tinlni In thl ofll
on or liefore snld Uth lnr of rvb
ruary, li. W. It. DUNIIAR.
Register,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Nolle Is hereby given, that th? un-
derslgn.-d ha been by the county court
or me county or Clatsop, state of Ore
gon, duly appointed administrator of
Hie estate of Ingemor K. Westbostad
dereniKd. and ha duly qualind a uch
.tdmlnl(rair. All pers'Hia having
claim against the ald "etate ar here
by notified tu present the hum, proa
erly verified, to me at the office of Har
rison Allen, attorney at law, room 7,
rage btiii'img. in the city of Astoria
county and state aforesaid, within tlx
month from the date hereof.
Dale i at Astoria, Oregon, November
im.
fclMON S. WESTIIOHTAD.
Administrator of the eaial of Inge
mor E. WeitNittad. deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION.
I nlted Slate Ijind Office, On-gon
uty. Oregon. November 12. 1900:
Notice Is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of congress nf June 3, 1S7&. entitled.
"An net for the sale of timber lands
In the itat-s of California. Oregon. Ne
vada and Washington Territory." as
extended to all the Ptiblln I-ond State
by net of Auku( 4, 1S92. Ogden A. Hall.
or mi, z(.o Morrison mreet, Portland
county of Multnomah, State of Oregon
na tins day niei in this office his
sworn statement No. 6318. for the pur
chase of the NK quarter of section 14
in township No. I N. range No. 9 W.
ind will offer proof to show that th
land sought Is more valuable for Its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purpose, and to establish his claim to
said land liefore Ihe Register and Re-
f-Uver of this office at Oregon City.
Oregon, on Thursday, the 7th day of
I'enruary. vm..
He names a witnesses. John Fin
ley. of Astoria, Oregon; John Chltwood.
if Astoria, Oregon: Hun-man Alhers. of
Push, Origin: George MtFarland. nf
Olney, Oregon.
Any and nil pTsons claiming adverse
ly the iibove-descrlbed lands are re
quested to file their claims In this of
(Ice on or before snld 7th day of Febru
ary. 1001. CHAS, II. MOORES
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUriLICATION.
United Slates Land Office, Oregon City,
uregon, Nov. z.l, moo;
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provisions of the net
of corgress of June 3. 3878, entitled
An net for the sale of timber lands
In the state of California. Oregon, Ne
vada nnd Washington Territory," as
extended to nil the Public Lnnd State
by act of August 4, 1S92, Mr. Mary
Olnser, of olney, County of Clatsop.
Slate of Oregon, has this day filed In
thl office h'r sworn statement. No.
S325, for the purchase of the HK qunr
ter of section No. 4, In township No. 6
N, range No. 7 W, and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to es
tabllshcd her claim to said land before
the Register and Receiver of this of
fice at Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday,
the 15th day of February. 1901.
She names ns witnesses: Habastlan
Glaser, William W. Pope, Mary Denck,
Appollonia Johnson, all of Olney, Clat
sop County, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described land are re
quested to file their claims In thl of
fice on or before said 16th day of Feb
ruary, 1901. CHAS. B. MOORES,
Reglfter.
KML NOTH'M,
, NOTICK FOR 1'UHLICATtON,
Und Cine at Oregon City, Oregon,
1 October M. 1SHW:
' Notice Is hereby given (hat th fol.
loeing-iiMitiiHl lir tin filed notice,
uf hi Intention to make flunl proof
In uppoii of hi claim, and that said
proof will be Hindu before III Register
nd Herri ver at (Hvn City, Oiwon.
on December 10. l!HM), Vli!
AI.UKUT HlilOENEHW'K,
II, 11. No. UNIT, for the (I H of NW U
A NWli nf BWU. Boo. U. TIN, 1IIW,
He iiauica the following w!lnMa Jo
prove hi I'ontinuoti residence upon
and cultivation uf nld land, vl:
V. 11. CofTey, of Ailorla, Oregon! pa
ler UIol, nf Vellen, Oregon! Aiiiruat
Hchoeiifpcrk, of fveiieen. Oregon; Win.
Hi hocllrbeck, of Hveltaen, Oregon,
CIIAH, JJ, MOOKICrt, RegliKer,
NOTICE yOU PUMLICATION.
United Slate lnd Oftl. e. Oregon City,
Oregon, April 14, 1'Asj:
Noiice I hereby given that in com
nllniu-e with the iiruvMoni of tht act
of on re nf June I, lit. enlltlod "An
act for I he sale of timber land In tht
Mnti of California, Oregon, Nevada,
nnd Washington Teirllory," as extend
ed to all (lie Public Land iatet by
act of Autuat 4, I Mil.
i:LIA 8I1AUPSTEIN.
of Astoria, t'mniiv of Clutsoo, llatt
of Oregon, ha llil day filed in thl
oltli her IWoril la(eiiien No. tlJJ, for
ii of (he HV quarter of
ecilun No. M In Townrtiln No, i north,
Hangs No, 7 wei, and will offer proof
to show (list the land sou III I nior
valuable for li tlmlM-r or (on than
for nailcultural piiriHwea, and to
talilmh lor claim lo told land befort
the resin ter nnd receiver of ihlt offiot
i orckon nty, Oregon, on Friilay. th
Jli dt.v of Ih-ceniber. law),
Hlie- liailir as Wllnniars: K. Z. Fr
-:n-iii. May C. Magee, Thomas I'ryce,
I. M Hiuari uf Ab ria, Oregon.
Any and all person claiming adverse
ly Hie above-named laiult are request
rd to file thrlr rlnluts In On OfTlo on
or before nld tlt day of Ifcxvmbrt
l.x.x). CIIAH. II. MOOIlEri.
K'flrter,
Piiicnirra 6alk.
Ity vliiu of an execution an! order
of at Issued out of (he circuit court
of (he ta( of Orrrm. for th county
f tlatop. on the 12th day of Novem
l r. 1M. up oi a Judgment and deer
reinlered I herein on th finn day of Na
veuiber, isofl. n favor of flare r m...
n, .Blnlirf. and agamt Mry I. Oil.
Mte. J. M. G 1111 (, tyra lluMe. and
. r"1,:rr,i,r..ckT'. I'f-'.'lani.. for tht
um of ICO JJ. with luteresi threon at
!k lr.of l-ercent per annum from
trie HI lUr of NuVemhee lail .1.. ......
n,l dlsburseinmls of this siiK. taxed
at I3.:o and th omts
rl r9t!Ll"aB-"nr J requiring m to
nmS al nf the following de-cribedj
rvi proeriy, town: (
i iAIL .f. ,." n,""fe4 4. B and 1 la
I'l-K-k M. in that part of lh" ?,iy of
A(or a laid out and reeunied by J.
M. flhlv.ly og,lher wi,h ,,. trie.
ii ent. herdliamrn( and Pt.uMnano
r Ihereunio belonging or In any wise
appertaining, in Cltp counly. Or.
Notice Is herebv glvoB that I will on
Monday, the 17tt day of iK-c'nih.r. tioo
at lh hour of ten o'cl-xh In the for,
noon of ald day In front of and at tht
court hou4 door In the city of a.U ria.
Clatsop county, Oregon, sell at public
auction, to ihe hlghnt bidder f ir cash
that abovt described real properly to
t!fy the judgment, mtereat, coi. and
all accruing ioi,
q. THOMAS LINVLLE.
Sh'Tlff Clnisop C'oun'y, Oregon.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ailoria. Oregon, Nov, II, imo.
Uy virtue of an rxecudon and order
of sl Issued out of the cK-ilt court
or tn tau f Oregon, for h county of
Uai.op. on Ihe lh day of Noveiu,r
I -do. upon a Judgment and (lrre ren
! .T'L'i?' " Ui dv Novem
. , Wn Aseoolallon (a corpora.
un... law. the further sum of liwoo is
(torney fees, the Coela n,l .l i....
menu of (hi anion taxed at U0 20 anl
the cota of and unnn ihi.
mandliig and reuulrlng me to mak sale
of tht following dccrlbed real pro,Vr,l!
iwii,
Lot. lj an,, Mi ,n ,,,(M.k 8 , h
'Wt Of Upper Aitorl i. i.i I...n.,"T
recordeil bv John A.l.'l. ."..f?.a
Mn n c,
Notics I hereby given that r will
w?' i' 17,h rtay ot P'mber
1 "iQ, nt the hour or iin ni.i. ..'
iftsfnonn of al, day. In front of and
at the court hn aonr ,n
Astoria Clatsop oounty. Oregon, seii
at pub lie auoli.w to the highest bidder
for cash thv abov described real pron.
erly. to aniufy tho Judgment. Interest
cost and all accruing cata ,mOTW
u THOMAS LINVILLE.
. J8h,-T Ulalsoo Coun(v, Oregon
Astorln, Oregon, Nov. 11. 1900.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land OTlce at Orcaon Ciiv.
Nov. 9th, 190i): " '
Notice Is herebv irlvnn iv,. tu.
lowlng-nnmed settler has filed no let of
her Intention to make final proof In
upport ot her claim T,i?.. 2
proof will be made before the coun y
clerk of Clatsop county, at Astoria. Or
egon, on December 22, 1900 vl-
II. , E 101.18, for the K of NWU and
NW of NE'4, sei-tlon 21. T 5 N. H I
W. (She name, the following witnesses
to provt her contlnuout rtsidtnc upon
and culfivatlon of laid nn. vli:
Itobf-rt M. Gnslnn n w V. r n
Hall, M. A. Hall, of Astoria Ore
CHAS. B. MOORES. Register.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
in pursuance of nn execution duly
HBUOd OUt Of th Plreiilf . Tu.
Stale of Oregon, for the County of
Wnhlii. on ihe 16th day of Novcmbor.
l.W, upon n ludument H till r1neas kvin.
H " "n c "rt on the lllth day of
P.";,L8S8' ln tl,e ,,,lt ot O. O. Howard.
plaintiff, vs. R. A. Frame V. a v .
A. W. Btowtdl and E. H. Btow'ell,' defend-
oi, 1 win expose ror tale and tell at
. uirecis at tne court House door
of the County of Clatsop, in tht city of
Astoria, on Mondav ... .
December, 1900, at the hour of 2 o'clock
P. m., the property altuated in tht
County of Clatsop. State of Oregon and
described as follow, to-wit:
Lots two (2). three (3), four (4), five
(B) and six (), In block thirteen (13),
In Adair's port of Upper Astoria, ac
cording to the plat on file In the clerk'i
office of Clatsop County, Oregon.
Bl , . THOS LINVILLE.
Sheriff of CI a 1 son Countv. n...
Atorla, Oregon, November 23. 1900.
; ' I'oniunn, n,j againai James T
Hullack and Vile(ta liullack. hi wife."
defendanl. fof ,h. iUm tlf ., j
Itlerwif thereon fnaii ih.. 7ih .5
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